The editor of Daily Variety has been pushed out after less than a year on the job.
Leo Wolinsky, a Los Angeles Times veteran who was hired by Daily Variety last year to help it survive in the rapidly changing Hollywood media market, confirmed that he was let go on Monday. He declined to comment further.
His ouster is the latest sign that Variety, which publishes daily and weekly editions, is having considerable difficulty regaining its footing in a news cycle now dictated by the Web. Variety has also struggled through round after round of job cuts, which have reduced the reporting staff to about a dozen.
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