Keith Kelly of the New York Post reports that the biggest layoffs at Time Inc. will come from Fortune magazine.
“Fortune will lose about 40 people, including about two dozen from its 80 person editorial staff, sources say. The magazine had already said it was chopping its frequency from 25 issues to 18 issues a year in 2010.
“Time magazine is the next hardest hit in the corporation, with about two dozen expected to leave in the coming weeks.”
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And Fortune just sent me a reply card to renew my subscription-- same price, for fewer editions and less information. Uh, no.