Budget-Cuts Humor Falls Short
Maybe this isn't a good time for cryptic tagline jokes like the one that appeared at the end of a Super Bowl story in Monday's Los Angeles Times:
Apparently, as explained at LA Observed, it references a gag in a Bud-Light commercial that aired during the game, and is mentioned at the end of the story.
Some readers, however, might have assumed otherwise after the massive staff cuts that the newspaper has endured, including the recent elimination of the local-news section.
— TJ Sullivan in LA
(Editor's note: This review has been ended because of cutbacks. We wish the writer success in his future endeavors.)
Apparently, as explained at LA Observed, it references a gag in a Bud-Light commercial that aired during the game, and is mentioned at the end of the story.
Some readers, however, might have assumed otherwise after the massive staff cuts that the newspaper has endured, including the recent elimination of the local-news section.
— TJ Sullivan in LA
Labels: LA media, LA Observed, LA Sports, LA Times
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