Gannett is gone and so is USA Today. The two moved out of their Tysons headquarters last month, and the USA Today newsroom has been closed.
Journalists for the two will either work out of a DC bureau or remotely.
“We’re embracing our flexible working model by investing more in our people and technology — rather than real estate,” a Gannett spokesperson told FFXnow. “We remain firmly committed to the sustainable future of journalism as we adapt to a progressively digital world.”
Gannett has leased a 24,000-square-foot space in New York that will become its headquarters at the end of March.
Gannett and USA Today have been in the Tysons buildings since 2001. Before that, USA Today occupied a Rosslyn building.
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