France's top-selling newspaper to slash jobs
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France's top-selling newspaper to slash jobs
Many local papers had fared better than national French dailies in resisting the industry-wide erosion of print editions, which command more lucrative advertising rates, as readers migrated to online editions. But Ouest-France, which covers a swath of western France including Brittany, Normandy and the Pays de la Loire, has seen circulation drop by five or six percent annually in recent years, to a daily average of around 600,000 last year. It h…
Affected by the decline of the paper newspaper and the decline in advertising revenues, the daily newspaper Ouest-France, the number one national sales, plans to abolish 156 posts, 116 of which in the editorials, learned the AFP from trade union sources.
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