Yesterday it was the Metro,today it is the Financial Times.
The paper that has seen,in contrast to most other papers growth is making redundancies.Over 60 staff look likely to leave although it will not effect editorial content.Those concerned being advertising sales, finance, IT, conferences and marketing.However the loss of some staff in the editorial library is threatened.
It is not the first media company to make cuts in its library,News International making the same move back in July.
It is a starnge one as the group reported profits growth only last week of 11% and continuing advertising growth.
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