CNN, already beset by historically low television ratings, is laying off six percent of its staff, roughly 200 people, chief executive Mark Thompson announced in a memo to employees Thursday morning. The cuts, which will affect CNN employees around the world, will be completed by the end of the week.

Both CNN and NBC News are planning layoffs this week as newsrooms transition away from linear TV toward digital audiences.

With President Donald Trump officially back at the White House, CNN has reportedly begun a “transformation” and is planning hundreds of layoffs. Sources at the network told CNBC that the Warner Bros.