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Entertainment Weekly Staff Cuts Felt In L.A.

By Pandora Young on November 4, 2009 5:19 PM

The Business Insider is reporting that 11 employees have been laid off at Entertainment Weekly, 2 of which were from the magazine’s Los Angeles bureau. According to their unnamed source, the cuts include “four on the editorial side and 7 on the business side.”

Entertainment Weekly is owned by Time Inc., which has estimated the elimination of 400-500 employees by years end. Today also brought layoffs and buyouts to Time Inc. publications Essence and People, and Fortune Small Business was shuttered altogether.

Found via LA Observed

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