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460/5=92 words apiece
The L.A. Times plays catchup today on the week's city corruption grand jury story with a 460-word piece that carries five reporter credits -- two bylines and three tags.
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Is it expecting THAT much from the Times that they cover City Hall in the city they carry on the flag?
I mean, come on...
Just drop "Los Angeles" from the masthead and be done with it, already.
Posted by: Brad Smith at January 29, 2004 10:07 PM