After the New York Times cut 100 jobs, editor-in-chief Bill Keller told his staff that they should not fear a “next round” of layoffs because more cuts were neither “planned or foreseen.” In a memo that circulated Friday, as reported by The Observer, Keller was somber, yet hopeful, but his statements echoed the ones he made last year. And it only got worse.

New York Times editor Bill Keller sent out a very foreboding email memo to his staff today, warning that the paper would need to cut 100 newsroom jobs from its editorial staff of about 1,250 by the end of the year. Check out his full internal memo, including details of buyouts vs. layoffs, inside.