After more than a decade, BuzzFeed will shut down their news division as they lay off 180 employees or 15% of their workforce. The Pulitzer Prize-winning BuzzFeed News will stop their operations as they remove 15% of their workforce or 180 employees. “While layoffs are occurring across nearly every division, we’ve determined that the company can no longer continue to fund BuzzFeed News as a standalone organization,” as told by BuzzFeed's chief executive officer Jonah Peretti. BuzzFeed was founded in 2006 while BuzzFeed News was established on November 2011. They will prioritize their operations in the news force towards HuffPost, a news website that they have acquired in November 2020. Due to the increasing popularity of social media among Filipinos, GMA News has announced its plans of launching a new service called GMA News Feed which would provide Pinoy Facebook users with quick updates about trending topics and current affairs. The GMA News Feed will be anchored by one of the network’s seasoned journalists Ivan Mayrina. Each of the two-minute long pre-recorded episodes of GMA News Feed will be posted on GMA News’ official Facebook page, from Mondays to Fridays at 9PM starting on Monday, May 11. Read more in our articles including "BuzzFeed News ceases operations, lays off 180 employees" and "GMA News Spearheads Facebook-only Newscast in PH".
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Apr 13, 2026After more than a decade, BuzzFeed will shut down their news division as they lay off 180 employees or 15% of their workforce. The Pulitzer Prize-winning BuzzFeed News will stop their operations as they remove 15% of their workforce or 180 employees.
“While layoffs are occurring across nearly every division, we’ve determined that the company can no longer continue to fund BuzzFeed News as a standalone organization,” as told by BuzzFeed's chief executive officer Jonah Peretti. BuzzFeed was founded in 2006 while BuzzFeed News was established on November 2011. They will prioritize their operations in the news force towards HuffPost, a news website that they have acquired in November 2020.
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