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Telegraph Downgrades Analogue

Posted on March 12, 2013 by Karl Hodge · Leave a comment

The Daily Telegraph is shedding 80 jobs from print side, recruiting 50 to digital.

The latest in UK, following FT and Guardian, to go digital first.

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I'm Karl Hodge - a writer and university lecturer interested in technology, culture, interactive media and emerging forms of storytelling. I teach at Leeds Beckett University and lead the BA in Journalism.

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