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Clifton Adcock
OPUBCO, publisher of The Oklahoman daily newspaper, announced that it has laid off 46 employees today, the third round of layoffs in about two years.
Saturday 25 May
OKG Newsletter
Topic: opubco
Citing financial projections, The Oklahoman terminates 46 positions
Those affected by the layoffs were notified Wednesday morning.
News
Clifton Adcock
OPUBCO, publisher of The Oklahoman daily newspaper, announced that it has laid off 46 employees today, the third round of layoffs in about two years.
Turn the page
The publisher and editor leading The Oklahoman since 2003 are both leaving, paving the way for new Publisher Christopher Reen this fall.
News
Clifton Adcock
Big changes are happening in Oklahoma City media, as both the publisher and editor of The Oklahoman, the largest newspaper in the state, announced they were leaving the publication.
‘Sea change’
The Oklahoman and OPUBCO share conservative values with its new skipper, Colorado billionaire Philip Anschutz.
News
Clifton Adcock
The Oklahoman and its parent company, OPUBCO, is to be sold in early October, after more than a century of ownership by the Gaylord family, the paper announced Sept. 15.
Gaylord family selling The Oklahoman, OPUBCO
News
Clifton Adcock
The Oklahoman newspaper and OPUBCO is to be sold in early October, after more than a century of ownership by the Gaylord family, the paper announced Thursday.
SOLD!
The changing face of The Oklahoman
News
Clifton Adcock
A simple headline appeared the morning of Sept. 15 on the NewsOK website. The four words confirmed what some in the journalism world had been whispering about since June: “OPUBCO to be sold.”
Oklahoman hospitality
CFN
Gazette staff
The Columbia Journalism Review has had an interesting relationship with The Oklahoman in the past.
From movie to measure
Advocates of a controversial measure for school reform hope to gain momentum from a newly released movie.
News
Clifton Adcock
In Oklahoma and several other states, an effort is underway to adopt a “parent trigger” act that could allow certain schools to become charter schools with enough parent signatures.
Going downtown
OPUBCO requests $1.5 in city incentives funds to help with its planned move downtown.
News
Clifton Adcock
A city oversight committee today unanimously passed a measure to provide public incentives to OPUBCO, the parent company of The Oklahoman newspaper, for its planned move into downtown’s Century Center.
