Utah’s largest newspaper is cutting its newsroom staff by more than a third. On Monday, the Salt Lake Tribune, which won a Pulitzer Prize in 2017, announced the paper will eliminate 34 positions and reduce some print sections. The Tribune recently instituted a pay wall for its online offerings, but those revenues have not offset losses. The print edition remains the paper’s most profitable operation but is shrinking rapidly.
Salt Lake Tribune Lays Off One-Third of Its Newsroom
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