More Wyo newspapers cut amid falling profit, soaring news demand
Newspapers and journalists — most belonging to giant multi-state corporate-media conglomerates — continue to suffer COVID-19’s economic impact even as the demand for news climbs.
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APG, a national media company that owns papers across southern Wyoming, reduced hours and pay for all its employees. The locally owned Buffalo Bulletin also made layoffs.
