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The Super Bowl Media-splosion, Trouble at the L.A. Times, and the Journalism Bubble

Bryan and David discuss the media’s coverage of Super Bowl LII, why Lewis D’Vorkin was ousted as L.A. Times editor, and more

By Bryan Curtis and David Shoemaker
Super Bowl LII - Philadelphia Eagles Media Availability Photo by Hannah Foslien/Getty Images

Bryan Curtis and David Shoemaker examine the media’s coverage of Super Bowl, including the feud between Philly fans and Cris Collinsworth (06:00), the fights on radio row (15:30), and the chaos in Philadelphia (20:30). They then celebrate the Overworked Twitter Joke of the Week (22:45) before discussing why Lewis D’Vorkin was ousted as L.A. Times editor (27:30) and The New York Times’ beef with the publication (37:30). Finally, they wrap up by looking at the news of Felix Salmon’s salary at Fusion (42:30) and how every stop in a journalist’s career is a bubble (44:30).

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