The Boston Globe announced another round of buyouts as the paper continues to shake things up in advance of a move to new downtown offices.
Globe editor Brian McGrory sent a memo to staffers that was obtained by Poynter.
“The Globe’s numbers aren’t as good as our words (or photos, videos, and graphics). So we need to take down costs across the company, an exercise that virtually all other news organizations in the nation, legacy and digital-only, are focused on right now. Other parts of this building are doing this as well,” the memo said.
The staff reduction is the third time the paper cut headcount in the past three years.