Just laid off their last full time writing staff; turning to freelancers now.
The magazine will cut its publishing next year, so if you want a monthly copy, you’ll have to subscribe, as it won’t be at newsstands or supermarkets anymore.
The National Review article below blames the internet and push by consumers for free media (YouTube, websites without paywalls, etc.), but I can’t help but wonder how much TWDC’s controlling stake plays in it.
The magazine will cut its publishing next year, so if you want a monthly copy, you’ll have to subscribe, as it won’t be at newsstands or supermarkets anymore.
The National Review article below blames the internet and push by consumers for free media (YouTube, websites without paywalls, etc.), but I can’t help but wonder how much TWDC’s controlling stake plays in it.
The Virtual End of National Geographic Magazine | National Review
The news that National Geographic has laid off its remaining staff writers shows how we’ve largely stopped paying for news or entertainment.
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