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Byrne says he’s leaving to start a digital media company. Full Article at The Wrap
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Bloomberg, which acquired Business Week last month, announced this week that they were looking to layoff 100 positions or 25% of its staff. Judging from Twitter it looks like the layoffs took place today (h/t FishbowlNY). Full Article at Mediaite.com
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Seattle Seahawks coach Jim Mora, left, United Way of King County CEO Jon Fine, center, and team CEO Tod Leiweke talk about an upcoming charity climb of Mount Rainier during a news conference Tuesday, June 9, 2009, at the team's headquarters in Renton, W... View Photo »
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BusinessWeek began a round of layoffs on Thursday, a spokesperson for the magazine confirmed to TheWrap. This is apparently part of a plan to eventually cut 100 employees or 25 percent of its staff, the Wall Street Journal reports. Full Article at The Wrap
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"The biggest surprise to me about this whole taking-time-off thing is how hard it is to step away from the keyboard with the knowledge that it's going to be a while before I come back and hang out here with you all again. Really. Full Article at mediabistro.com
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Peter Kafka of All Things Digital reports that two well-known business journalists covering the media beat: Tim Arango of the New York Times and Jon Fine of BusinessWeek, are off the territory for the time being. Full Article at Talking Biz News
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Bloomberg LP is sniffing around for new acquisitions in business media. And now they have placed a bid to buy Businessweek, according to Jon Fine of Businessweek itself (via Fishbowl NY). Full Article at Gothamist
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Seattle Seahawks coach Jim Mora, left, United Way of King County CEO Jon Fine, center, and team CEO Tod Leiweke talk about an upcoming charity climb of Mount Rainier during a news conference Tuesday, June 9, 2009, at the team's headquarters in Renton, Wash.
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Seattle Seahawks coach Jim Mora, left, United Way of King County CEO Jon Fine, center, and team CEO Tod Leiweke talk about an upcoming charity climb of Mount Rainier during a news conference Tuesday, June 9, 2009, at the team's headquarters in Renton, Wash.
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