News Corp is expected to unveil a flatter management structure, with casualties expected in middle management and senior editor ranks.
News Corp staff are bracing for wide-ranging job cuts as part of an impending restructure that will deliver casualties across the company’s middle management and senior editor ranks.Rupert Murdoch passed the baton as chairman of News Corp to Lachlan who is presiding over the restructure of its Australian operations.weekend editor) and Mick Carroll is less certain.
Some of the visiting global executives have already departed, including the UK editors, led by News UK boss Rebekah Brooks, who were caught unawares by theAn announcement on the restructure is expected next week with the focus on rightsizing the company and setting News Corp up for the digital future. This is expected to eliminate a plethora of executive roles overseeing each masthead and each state.
The company, which has traditionally run in state-based fiefdoms, looks set to restructure into three silos. The metropolitan papers and websites would be in one silo, the free offerings including news.com.au in a second silo and prestige content including“We’ve written to the company asking for consultation,” Media, Entertainment and Arts Alliance director Michelle Rae said. “MEAA is concerned about a restructure and what that might look like for editorial staff.
News Corp’s Australasian boss Michael Miller will address the National Press Club next month on the topic of “Australia and global tech: time for a reset”.He is expected to continue the company’s strident campaign around social media and holding global tech platforms including Meta, owner of Facebook and Instagram, to account.
The agreement will let OpenAI use content from more than a dozen of News Corp’s publications for its generative AI products.is a special correspondent for The Age. He was previously deputy editor of The Sunday Age and a CBD columnist for The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald. He is a former media diarist and features editor of The Australian. He spent six years in London working for The Guardian.
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