Keith Kelly of the New York Post has details on some of the business journalists who lost their jobs at Fortune this week in cutbacks.
“Unlike past cuts, which hit staff writers the hardest, this one was concentrated at the top.
“Three assistant managing editors were ousted: John Brodie, who had edited bestselling author and Fortune contributor William Cohan; Brian Dumaine, who edited the recetly folded Fortune Small Business; and Eric Gelman. A fourth AME, Lee Clifford, put in for a voluntary buyout last week.
“Business-side cuts happened two weeks ago.”
Read more here. Talking Biz News was also told by a senior person at Fortune that writers Suzanne Kapner and Telis Demos also were laid off as part of the cutbacks.
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