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This litigation involves CCLS's challenge to certain actions taken by the LSC in connection with the LSC's consolidation of services areas (undertaken as a cost-cutting measure) and implementation of a competitive bidding program for grant money.
Perhaps cost-cutting (which the BBC, for example, seems to regard as one of its main functions these days) has led to cornercutting--before, during, and after the recording session: less run-through time, less editorial monitoring, less post-production checking and polishing.
On the contrary, the Voice has been done in by '90s corporate culture with its emphasis on cost-cutting, its cult of efficiency, and its deep distrust of creative work because it's ultimately unquantifiable and resistant to control from the top.
The NYT "Media Talk" column reports that recently, shortly after the American Journalism Review ran a piece by a former Gannett editor criticizing her former employer for newsroom cost-cutting, the Gannett chain pulled all its annual advertising from AJR .
The sets--a Munchkinland that consists of wooden cutouts of milk-bottle vases, for example--would be "unimpressive even for a cost-cutting resident theater."