WFLD-TV, a Fox-owned television station in Chicago, cut six full-time newsroom jobs, although it didn’t let go any on-air staffers, the Chicago Tribune reports. The station also cut a dozen vacation-relief positions from its news and operations, the newspaper says. Separately, NBC-owned NBC’s WMAQ-TV in Chicago is replacing its local Sunday-morning news shows with a taped local program called “The Talk,” citing the “tough business climate,” the Tribune says.
—Aimee Picchi
WFLD Cuts Six Jobs
May 7, 2009 • Post A Comment
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