The newspaper world has long known its way of income is under threat. Figuring out how to make money out of the internet, through advertising or a paywall has been debated in and outside of newsrooms around the world.
But one by-product of this financial dilemma is frequent job cutting, redundancies, restructuring and increased casualisation of journalists.
This is not a new thing, but has been felt most recently by Fairfax journalists at the Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.