As the downturn in advertising, falling print circulation and wider economic crisis tighten their grip on the journalism industry, news of redundancies and job losses has become all too frequent.
According to FT.com, a Deloitte report this week says there's more to come, with one out of every 10 print publications predicted to half frequency, go online-only or close down in 2009.
Below is a timeline plotting journalism job losses since April 2008 across all media and around the world.
The tool, which aggregates articles, video and images, as well as updates from the Paper Cuts blog, can also be viewed as a list, flipbook or map using the menu bar.
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