The Tennessean To Make Cuts and Reshuffle

Nashville based newspaper, The Tennessean, has announced that it will be making cuts and reshuffling the newsroom in the future.

The executive editor, Stefanie Murray, is quoted as saying that The Tennessean hit a "turning point" after years of incremental cuts and reorganizations.

Almost everyone will have to reapply for new jobs. There will be fewer managers, more reporters and columnists, and a larger investigative team. But ultimately, the newsroom will shrink by 15 percent.

She also says that no one is guaranteed a job and those who leave the company will get a small severance package.

This shake up could also effect the papers int he following cities : Jackson, Murfreesboro and Clarksville, Gallatin, Ashland City, Springfield, Dover, Erin, Dickson and Fairview.