https://splinternews.com/cracked-lays-off-25-as-the-great-digital-media-purge-co-1821055164
So, Cracked ended up letting go about 25 this week, and the people they let go are pretty much the people who made Cracked, Cracked. Not to mention they pretty much ended their video content.
Among others the list includes:
Cody Johnston (The host of the extreamly good Some News series.)
Robert Evans (Dude who did all of their personal experience articles.)
Daniel O'Brien
John Cheese
Katy Stoll
I discovered the site when I was still in high school, and the articles I read there were very important to me in those years, and they were basically why my political leaning moved to the left instead of the right like my parents.
I had mostly stopped reading the site because the ads they had on the site was terrible, but I still kept up with their Youtube content because they had a lot of talent over there, not to mention a truly great series once and a while like People Watching and Some News.
While it's not dead, the people who were employed were the reason I still tried to keep up with the site, and now there's only like 1 or 2 people there I still follow. It's a shame watching something that was so important at one point just up and basically die so quickly.
So, Cracked ended up letting go about 25 this week, and the people they let go are pretty much the people who made Cracked, Cracked. Not to mention they pretty much ended their video content.
Among others the list includes:
Cody Johnston (The host of the extreamly good Some News series.)
Robert Evans (Dude who did all of their personal experience articles.)
Daniel O'Brien
John Cheese
Katy Stoll
I discovered the site when I was still in high school, and the articles I read there were very important to me in those years, and they were basically why my political leaning moved to the left instead of the right like my parents.
I had mostly stopped reading the site because the ads they had on the site was terrible, but I still kept up with their Youtube content because they had a lot of talent over there, not to mention a truly great series once and a while like People Watching and Some News.
While it's not dead, the people who were employed were the reason I still tried to keep up with the site, and now there's only like 1 or 2 people there I still follow. It's a shame watching something that was so important at one point just up and basically die so quickly.