Nine Entertainment will cut around 200 jobs to deal with a weaker advertising market and as a content deal with Meta, which runs Instagram and Facebook, ends.
The company, in internal notes, told staff on Friday morning that between 70 and 90 positions would be made redundant across its publishing business – which runs The Sydney Morning Herald, The Age and The Australian Financial Review – with 38 coming from television news and current affairs. The remainder will come from corporate and digital, which includes the Pedestrian and nine.com.au platforms.
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