I've loved The Onion for 20 years, and now done so much work for it, because it's always been a special place that connects with people and let's writers produce high-quality work that]s hard to do elsewhere. Without a strong #onionunion contract that goes away. Plain and simple.
Many media CEOs have done the right thing in the global pandemic and made big cuts to their own salaries before laying people off, but not G/O Media CEO Jim Spanfeller, who laid off six union members. Here's how his pay cut stacks up:
Journalism isn't dead. It’s using its final agonizing breaths to beg you to listen to The Topical, available January 29. Listen on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your less interesting news podcasts. https://t.co/sZAqVJpmbb
Preview: ‘The Last Of Us Part II’ Will Explore Ellie’s Character Growth As She Focuses On Self-Care By Hiking And Taking A Pottery Class After Realizing She Can’t Control The Infected Around Her https://t.co/ozegdrW3HP
After Decades As A Print-Only Publication, Onion Gamers Network Has Decided That The Internet Is The Future Of Video Game Journalism https://t.co/FLqUCDDNvG
In the first episode of The Onion’s new podcast “A Very Fatal Murder,” host David Pascall travels to Bluff Springs, NE to investigate the murder of 17-year-old Hayley Price. https://t.co/u2sRXVOI2c