Showing posts with label Dallas Business Journal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dallas Business Journal. Show all posts

Thursday, November 7, 2013

Ft. Worth Star-Telegram Pares Staff; Will Be Printed by Dallas Morning News

Fort Worth Star-Telegram
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McClatchy Co.-owned Ft. Worth Star-Telegram is slashing its workforce by 275 and will be printed by The Dallas Morning News beginning in the First Quarter of 2014, the Dallas Business Journal reported today.

Seventy-five full-time and 200 part-time staffers are being trimmed by the Star-Telegram, and will be eligible for benefits and severance pay. The Morning News may hire a dozen workers to handle the extra printing load, the Business Journal reported.

The two Texas dailies have shared editorial content in recent years.
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Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Star-Telegram Reduces Staff Fort What It's Worth

Fort Worth Star-Telegram BuildingImage by QuesterMark via FlickrMore bad news for Sacramento-based McClatchy Co. A week after announcing staff reductions at The Charlotte Observer and The Sacramento Bee (see "TUOL" post 2/1/11), the media conglomerate turned its sites on The Fort Worth Star-Telegram, which slashed 32 positions through layoffs and by offering a voluntary severance package, the Dallas Business Journal reports.

Additionally, the daily eliminated an unspecified number of open slots.  Star-Telegram management did not offer a breakdown of the staff cuts, so it's unknown how many newsroom slots were affected. The pink slips arrived the same day as McClatchy announced its Fourth Quarter earnings, which are down a whopping 42 percent compared to the same period in 2009.

The faltering economy, changing readers' tastes and paltry advertising continue to take their toll on print journalism outlets.
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