Hearst Magazines shed approximately 35 jobs Wednesday as part of a company-wide reshuffling of their media brands, a person with knowledge with the situation confirmed to TheWrap. The cuts come primarily from print and digital across their portfolio of brands
The news went officially unmentioned in a lengthy press release from the company announcing the charges, which broadly focused on new leadership at their flagship properties.
“The complementary strengths of our offerings are what gives us our unique position in today’s highly competitive media marketplace,” Hearst Magazines president Troy Young said in a statement. “As we continue to evolve, we will combine editorial intuition with audience insights and data to create unique and purposeful experiences for our readers.”