More than 3,000 journalism job cuts tracked in UK and US in 2025
Total of around 3,400 reported redundancies was 11% lower than year before.
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G/O Media CEO says future for Quartz ‘extremely bright’ despite newsroom being laid off
After sale of Quartz to software firm, co-founder Zach Seward called it a “zombie brand”.
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Quartz and Wired editors-in-chief announce departures on same day
Wired’s Gideon Lichfield and Quartz’s Zach Seward are both leaving.
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Peak paywall? What Time’s move to free online model means for news industry
Why the move away from paywalls at companies like Time and Quartz does not indicate a market tipping over.
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Quartz founder Zach Seward says being part of G/O Media will let it focus on the journalism
Zach Seward, the co-founder and general manager of Quartz, is hopeful that the business news title can thrive under a…
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Why Quartz believes readers will pay for a weekly email about Africa
Quartz hopes that a paid-for Quartz Africa weekly email newsletter will pave the way for its new paid content strategy.…
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Business news site Quartz has permanently dropped its paywall. The ten-year-old outlet, which currently has about 25,000 subscribers, will continue…
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How news publishers made $12m selling NFTs
News publishers analysed by Press Gazette have sold nearly $12m (£9m) worth of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) since March 2021. One…
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