Are Print Papers Killing Themselves With Cuts?

On the heels of the news that the Los Angeles Times is cutting another 75 jobs in the editorial department comes an interesting theory from Ken Doctor about the future of newspapers. On his Content Bridges blog, Doctor — who served in various vice president capacities at Knight Ridder Digital until 2005 — argues that print newspapers are being too aggressive in cutting costs, essentially undercutting the very reason people might continue to subscribe.

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