The A.V. Club despide a sus editores de videojuegos para centrarse en el cine y la televisión

The A.V. Club ha eliminado su equipo de cobertura de videojuegos a tiempo completo como parte de un cambio hacia sus fortalezas principales en cine y televisión. Los despidos incluyen al editor veterano Garrett Martin y al editor asociado Elijah Gonzalez. El medio mantendrá algo de contenido sobre juegos, pero sin personal dedicado.

Paste Media, propietario de The A.V. Club, anunció el 1 de mayo que eliminó tres puestos, incluidos dos empleados a tiempo completo que se encargaban de la cobertura de videojuegos tras incorporarse desde Endless Mode. La decisión tiene como objetivo concentrar los recursos en una cobertura incisiva de cine y televisión a través de reseñas, reportajes y noticias, según un comunicado compartido con Kotaku. Aunque continuará algo de cobertura sobre juegos, el equipo más pequeño no puede mantener personal a tiempo completo para ello, indicó el anuncio. Esto también implica cambios en la dirección de la cobertura televisiva.

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