(Corrects Jan. 25 story to say 200, not 400, jobs cut)
TORONTO, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Rogers Communications Inc
RCIb.TO said on Monday it would cut around 200 media jobs
starting in February, blaming a weak ad market, shifting
audience habits and competition from global rivals.
The Toronto-based company said the jobs affected were in
conventional TV, radio, publishing and back-office operations
and accounted for 4 percent of the media arm's workforce.
Its media group provides around 15 percent of revenue at
Rogers, which also sells phone, television and Internet
services.