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ESPN Los Angeles creates “domino effect” in Los Angeles media

"Saying the Los Angeles Daily News has had to make some adjustments after losing a couple of people to ESPN’s new L.A. Web site is an understatement," Todd Adams writes. "But (the Daily News isn’t) the only one. The Los Angeles Times and Orange County Register have also been busy filling jobs created when people left for ESPN Los Angeles." Adams quotes Daily News Sports Editor Gene Warnick as saying, "This is part of what we do. People come and go, and you don’t always like to see it happen, but you deal with it. But, yes, I think it’s safe to say that the launching of ESPN Los Angeles has created a domino effect for job openings in this area."
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