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GoPro is laying off 20 percent of its staff as part of a strategic realignment | TechSpot
GoPro plans to introduce more cameras for the professional market
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GoPro cuts 20 percent of workforce after being hit hard by pandemic - The Verge
GoPro announces 270 jobs to be cut as stock hits all time low
Report: The next GoPro will shoot 4K 120fps video, offer screen, light and mic accessories: Digital Photography Review
GoPro says it's going to expand its camera lineup - The Verge
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GoPro announces Hero10 Black with new chip, better performance and improved usability: Digital Photography Review
GoPro: CEO Wants to Grow the Business, Protect the 'Core' | Barron's
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GoPro intends to make more specialised "premium" cameras
GoPro Hero 9 may feature large coloured front LCD display for vlogging - Technology News
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GoPro says it plans to expand its camera lineup
GoPro plans to introduce more cameras for the professional market
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GoPro Announced the Development of Professional 'Specialized' Cameras - Y.M.Cinema - News & Insights on Digital Cinema
GoPro cuts price of Hero6, Hero5 Black cameras - Camera Jabber
GoPro is going to expand its camera product line, wants to build a pro camera - Photo Rumors
GoPro Announces First Quarter 2018 Results | GoPro Inc.
GoPro lays off over 20% of employees due to the coronavirus impact - DIY Photography
