Water is Wet
Jan 20, 2023 - 4:49 PMIn news that will shock absolutely no one, I have accomplished what no editor, not even Sean Spence, has done before. I have successfully killed Hot Time In Old Town.
We were informed today that the company is laying off around 7 percent of its workforce, and some of our members have been impacted.
— VOX MEDIA UNION WON A FAIR CONTRACT (@vox_union) January 20, 2023
We're furious at the way the company has approached these layoffs, and are currently discussing how to best serve those who just lost their jobs.
That’s basically it. Currently, there are no plans to keep posting on the site. A decade of blood, sweat, and horrible football go quietly into the night, just like that.
To everyone who’s joined me on this decade-long journey, both as a fellow contributor or commenter or even a lurker who just reads our stuff, know that we love and appreciate you all.
Thank you to all the PR people from the Chicago Fire and Chicago Red Stars who I have both worked with and not had a chance to work with.
The podcast will continue, as Vox Media does not own the rights to the Hot Cast. It will live on in legacy.
If this is the end, Thank You.
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