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Pitchfork, the influential music publication, is being merged with GQ by owner Condé Nast, raising uncertainty about its future as a brand.

Editor-in-chief Puja Patel is stepping down and multiple employees have been laid off, with one writer estimating that half the staff was let go.

Pitchfork, the popular music blog, is being folded under the GQ brand by Condé Nast, its parent company.

The acquisition of Pitchfork by Condé Nast in 2015 was driven by the goal of attracting a millennial male audience to the company's roster.

Conde Nast is merging Pitchfork with GQ, resulting in layoffs and concern for the outlet's future.

Pitchfork's remaining staff is now reduced to a skeleton crew and GQ's paywall is likely to diminish its reach.

Pitchfork, the online music publication, is being folded into men's magazine GQ as part of a merger by parent company Condé Nast.

The merger has led to some layoffs, including the editor-in-chief of Pitchfork, Puja Patel.

The Pitchfork Union, organized under the NewsGuild of New York, condemned Condé Nast's handling of the situation and expressed concern about the future of the publication.

Pitchfork's editorial operations will be moved under the GQ brand banner.

Many Pitchfork employees, including the Editor-in-Chief, have been laid off.

Pitchfork being folded into GQ is seen as an existential threat to music criticism.

The loss of small music publications suggests a tangible threat to the industry.