It seems that due to overcrowding, expanding business decisions too risky, precarious ... The crisis has dented the media and in a few sectors. (*) Fernando Gonzalez Urbaneja estimated that up to 5,000 people will lose their jobs because of the crisis. 
cautionary too long from the 'bubble journalism' but little or nothing has been done to prevent the loss of jobs. Thus, the president of the APM has been noted that in recent months, the layoffs are soaring.
The Community of Madrid, 913 people have been affected by the crisis, 825 of them through layoffs and 88 early retirements. Urbanski explained that "soon" will hold a meeting with the heads of workers to address the employment situation of journalism and that means that unions have "a very difficult job to do from here on out."
He stressed that "we are seeing an interesting concern" Executive on television, while "surprising lack of interest" that shows the rest of the media, which are "equally or more important."
The request for help publishers' associations to the Government, stressed that it is not the best solution but "an articulated and coherent plan" and that "it is not going to stop and ask for something."
This situation represents a state of red alert "in the sector, in which effective action is needed" a short space of time. " Thus, stressed the recent proposal of the association to the executive to organize a round table on the crisis, paralyzing future employment regulations to find "solutions."
In this context, considers that decisions on the job "exceed" the media, as it should be understood that the Parliament or the Government itself "promoters" of this table.
Urbanski recalled that this proposal has now been launched in other countries like France or the United States. In the first case, the French presidency and has a 'Green Paper' proposals "interesting" for the industry to be studied, while in the U.S., a congressional committee is proposing for laws to protect sources to measures "support" journalists. 400
dismissed in just 50 days.
Most worrying is the increase in layoffs in recent weeks. Since the beginning of the year, 400 people have fallen in the street because of the cuts.
Sadly
has helped increase this statistic ABC has submitted a redundancy for 238 people. In addition, The Economist also had low, and has been the closure of OK! by Northern & Shell. In The Country has seen more early retirements.
The Community of Madrid has been the most affected region, and that is where the central essay of the national media. In little over a month, Madrid has added 307 journalists to the unemployment lines.
is no doubt that there is a problem and that no "source" and does not want to reveal to the press of other, cheaper, faster and interactive.
are many thousands of readers who have changed the press 'traditional' paper, digital. In addition, they receive at home and free.
But now there's a catch. With so many unemployed journalist ... ... ... ...
At this rate, I'm not going to stop writing even this blog!!
(*) Source: http://blogs.periodistadigital.com/24por7.php/2009/01/12/periodistas-despidos-expedientes-eres-5555
cautionary too long from the 'bubble journalism' but little or nothing has been done to prevent the loss of jobs. Thus, the president of the APM has been noted that in recent months, the layoffs are soaring.
The Community of Madrid, 913 people have been affected by the crisis, 825 of them through layoffs and 88 early retirements. Urbanski explained that "soon" will hold a meeting with the heads of workers to address the employment situation of journalism and that means that unions have "a very difficult job to do from here on out."
He stressed that "we are seeing an interesting concern" Executive on television, while "surprising lack of interest" that shows the rest of the media, which are "equally or more important."
The request for help publishers' associations to the Government, stressed that it is not the best solution but "an articulated and coherent plan" and that "it is not going to stop and ask for something."
This situation represents a state of red alert "in the sector, in which effective action is needed" a short space of time. " Thus, stressed the recent proposal of the association to the executive to organize a round table on the crisis, paralyzing future employment regulations to find "solutions."
In this context, considers that decisions on the job "exceed" the media, as it should be understood that the Parliament or the Government itself "promoters" of this table.
Urbanski recalled that this proposal has now been launched in other countries like France or the United States. In the first case, the French presidency and has a 'Green Paper' proposals "interesting" for the industry to be studied, while in the U.S., a congressional committee is proposing for laws to protect sources to measures "support" journalists. 400 dismissed in just 50 days.
Most worrying is the increase in layoffs in recent weeks. Since the beginning of the year, 400 people have fallen in the street because of the cuts.
Sadly
has helped increase this statistic ABC has submitted a redundancy for 238 people. In addition, The Economist also had low, and has been the closure of OK! by Northern & Shell. In The Country has seen more early retirements.
The Community of Madrid has been the most affected region, and that is where the central essay of the national media. In little over a month, Madrid has added 307 journalists to the unemployment lines.
is no doubt that there is a problem and that no "source" and does not want to reveal to the press of other, cheaper, faster and interactive. are many thousands of readers who have changed the press 'traditional' paper, digital. In addition, they receive at home and free.
But now there's a catch. With so many unemployed journalist ... ... ... ...
At this rate, I'm not going to stop writing even this blog!!
(*) Source: http://blogs.periodistadigital.com/24por7.php/2009/01/12/periodistas-despidos-expedientes-eres-5555
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