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Reuters blogs: WSJ axes 50 jobs, creates new posts at New York ‘hub’

July 17th, 2008 Posted by Laura Oliver in Editors' pick, Job losses, Newspapers, USA, WSJ

A reorganisation of the Wall Street Journal’s editorial and production operations will lead to around 50 jobs being lost, editor Robert Thomson has said in a memo.

The paper’s editing and production for print, online and mobile will be centralised around its New York ‘hub’, with editorial operations at its South Brunswick offices to cease.

Tags: New York, Robert Thomson, Wall Street Journal

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