Report: New York Public Radio to Cut Workforce by 12%
According to a report by Benjamin Mullen in The New York Times, public media firm New York Public
Radio plans to reduce its workforce by 12% due to a “free fall in the advertising market.” The source is a memo to staffers from NYPR CEO LaFontaine Oliver. The story goes on to note that the organization employs about 340 full- and part-time workers at WNYC, classical WQXR, and the Gothamist news site. Read the Times piece here.