“There Is No Specific Incentive Around Laying Off Journalists”: Fairfax CEO Greg Hywood

“There Is No Specific Incentive Around Laying Off Journalists”: Fairfax CEO Greg Hywood

Fairfax chief executive Greg Hywood has fronted the Senate inquiry into the future of public interest journalism this morning, where he was quizzed about a number of issues, including the company’s decision to cut 125 staff from its newsrooms, the seven-day journo strike that followed, and TPG’s bid to buy it.

With a number of journos sitting in on the inquiry and keeping us all updated on social media, we’ve collated them and created our own Twitter feed:




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