A Walt Disney spokesperson informed major US media by email on the 28th that its "National Geographic" will terminate its contract with the last 19 full-time writers this year, and next year's "National Geographic."

A Walt Disney spokesperson informed major US media by email on the 28th that its "National Geographic" will terminate its contract with the last 19 full-time writers this year, and "National Geographic" will stop being sold on newsstands next year. But the print magazine will remain, and the starring will expand to other platforms.

National Geographic was founded in 1888, 135 years ago. It has nearly 40 language editions and a peak monthly circulation of about 6.5 million copies. Cutting off all full-time writers and using reader-contributed articles and special writers to operate, which also means that the era of networked information fragmentation is expensive, such as National Geographic, it is difficult to survive, to reduce operating costs and reduce compilation, and it is no wonder that Zhang Xuefeng wants to say that the journalism profession has no future.

Remembering the "Bridge Dream" twenty years ago, Eastwood played a full-time photographer for National Geographic. If the story is put today, Aunt May wants to miss her hometown in Italy thousands of miles away and watch live broadcasts on the Internet, Eastwood is just one of many self-media authors who go to photograph the covered bridge, and he has GPS and does not need to ask for directions. And Aunt Mei, because there are a lot of self-media coming and going, she sells iced tea on the side of the road to earn some extra money. Even if the two met, Eastwood had a drink to cool off and chat, and turned around and forgot about each other.