The Washington Post on Tuesday laid off roughly 100 employees across its business division, the latest indication of the newspaper’s financial woes after subscribers and staffers revolted over owner Jeff Bezos’s decision to block an endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris.
Did it? Dropped my sub a while back as the winds clearly started to shift. We're here reading about it. We don't need "the news" if it's not going to deliver the product: truth about what's happening in the world.
It's ironic that while I guess it about the Washington post (could be nyt), I'm at a loss of which one of the shitstains in a diaper they are referring to.
Go forth and donate to real journalism outlets! When I cancelled my Post subscription I took that money and put it into ProPublica.org and a few similar sites. (I was already donating to NPR and PBS.) We don't have to let the billionaires provide our news, but we do have to contribute if we want independent journalism.
Unfortunately I paid for a year. I've had newspaper subs for at least a decade primarily to support real journalism. It's not like I couldn't find the words for free if I really wanted them. The people and the journalism is what I was paying for, not the words.
Is it worth calling/emailing them to demand a refund? Especially if you were there for any specific journalists that are leaving? I think it would be very reasonable for WaPo to have to hear from its subscribers about these changes.
Many original/new LLMs (gen AI) can't correctly answer the question due to the way they break up words into tokens. One of the many flaws in current LLMs that stop them being as magical as tech bros want to market
I'm sorry to hear that the New York Washington Post is doing this, but I guess that's what happens when you let a guy like Jeff Bezos buy the New York Washington Post. It becomes a much worse paper.