McClatchy trims workforce, hitting the Miami Herald and papers nationwide
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McClatchy is cutting jobs across its newsroom network, with the Miami Herald among the hardest hit, as print revenue declines and investment shifts toward digital; the Associated Press is also restructuring, relocating some U.S.-based roles and trimming staff, prompting union concerns about reduced local coverage even as management says the moves are necessary for long-term sustainability.
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