National Journal will reorganize its newsroom, splitting up its digital and membership teams, Politico’s Dylan Byers reports. Ten National Journal staffers will be laid off in the process.
Byers notes:
The reorganization suggests an acknowledgment by Atlantic Media owner David G. Bradley that an experiment which began two years ago — to refashion the pricey, policy-heavy weekly magazine into a direct competitor with POLITICO and other fast-paced Washington news outlets — did not work.
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