JMAD report: 600+ journos lose jobs in turbulent media year
Numbers down, but now more indie media outlets than ever before.
Dita De Boni
Mon, 07 Dec 2020
Fewer working journalists spread across the greatest number of independent outlets in 10 years are some of the outcomes of a year of ructions across the media sector in 2020, according to this year’s Media Ownership Report.
The report, the 10th of its kind, is published by AUT’s research
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Dita De Boni
Mon, 07 Dec 2020
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JMAD report: 600+ journos lose jobs in turbulent media year
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