AMI: Tabloid and magazine publisher American Media, Inc. continues cuts, laying off 23 people Monday

Screenshot/American MediaAmerican Media, Inc., former owner of the National Enquirer and current owner of at least a dozen celebrity and fitness magazines, laid off at least 23 editorial staffers, according to former employees and documents obtained by Business Insider.The cuts come a week after the entire editorial staff of American Media property Men's Journal was cut.American Media became notorious for its ownership of National Enquirer, which is sold in 2019 following a series of major scandals. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories.American Media, Inc., owner of at least a dozen fitness and celebrity magazines, continued a wave of layoffs Monday, cutting at least 23 positions, according to former employees and documents obtained by Business Insider.Editorial staffers at nearly all levels were affected, including associate editors, digital writers, an executive editor, a video producer and reporter, and other staff. The decision was part of a larger reorganization of the company's Celebrity Digital Group, which includes publications US Weekly, InTouch, OK! Magazine, Closer, and Star. One source said digital teams for OK! and Star magazines were particularly hard hit.See the rest of the story at Business InsiderNOW WATCH: The rise and fall of SegaSee Also:A lawyer who represents cruise-ship workers explains one thing passengers do that's terrible for some crew membersBernie Sanders is being advised by a fan of an economic theory called MMT: Here's a plain-English guide to what it is and why it's interestingA man who never earned 6 figures but still retired early wishes he'd done 2 things differently with his money