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BuzzFeed has laid off about 180 people, a third of what was left, in the first big cut by its new owner Byron Allen. The company pivoted hard to AI two years ago to reverse its decline. The cuts are a ...

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Two months after Byron Allen closed his purchase of BuzzFeed, the online publisher said it plans to cut a hefty 35% of staff and dedicated contractors across its brands. “The reduction in workforce ...

BuzzFeed will lay off approximately 180 employees across BuzzFeed, HuffPost and Tasty in the first major restructuring since Byron Allen took control of the digital media company earlier this year.

The move marks a major restructuring at the Byron Allen-controlled media company. By Erik Hayden Executive Editor, Business In the first major restructuring move of Byron Allen‘s ownership tenure, ...

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