Canada’s Rogers Media plans to cut a total of 200 jobs across their radio, television and publishing divisions next week.
The cuts represent about 4% of its workforce.
“We have identified cost efficiencies in production, operations and procurement, and have made the difficult decision to reduce head count, primarily affecting conventional TV, radio, publishing and back-office positions,” the company said in a statement, citing “softening advertising market, fierce competition from global players and shifting audience consumption habits” for the decision.