The Sacramento Bee and other McClatchy newspapers are making another round of job cuts. The Bee announced Monday it will cut 25 people by month's end, while McClatchy newspapers including North Carolina's News & Observer and The State in South Carolina announced additional layoffs. The total number of layoffs at the country's third largest newspaper company was not available. Reporters will not be among those cut at The Bee, although the paper will lose a photojournalist, two copy editors, t... Suzanne JoesacramentoDotCom comment-20547 2010-01-14T03:47:19Z 2010-01-14T03:47:19Z Too bad. The news business is only going to grow now with the proliferation of handheld readers. I believe those who make it through this transitional phase are going to prosper. Apple's Slate produce may change everything. JoesacramentoDotCom 2010-01-14T03:47:19Z thsas comment-20538 2010-01-13T20:32:18Z 2010-01-13T20:32:18Z Newpapers made a serious mistake by staying in the "paper business" and not focusing on the "news" business. thsas 2010-01-13T20:32:18Z Devin Lavelle comment-20523 2010-01-13T06:54:48Z 2010-01-13T06:54:48Z Although the fantastic work of other outlets, like this one and N&R is a boon, this is a serious problem in our country ... Devin Lavelle 2010-01-13T06:54:48Z SACRES comment-20497 2010-01-13T04:28:10Z 2010-01-13T04:28:10Z Yeah - They need to start by getting rid of Denny Walsh their court reporter who sleeps during the case & then makes up the stories. SACRES 2010-01-13T04:28:10Z