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Oh my...this is good. It starts with low pay, of course, but the #tvnews motivation problem is so much more complex - which is why most of my students who choose it for a career are out in 5 years, or less... They want to get paid, of course, AND they want to do good work.... "Control rooms and studios became bare of people. Automation forced producers to emphasize locked-in rundowns, reducing freewheeling dynamics. The great photographer/journalists lost their jobs, taking away the team creativity that was always the mark of significant journalism. Reporters had to also become photographers, forcing stories into more simplistic formats. Video essays went away because there was no one to produce them. I could go on, but you know the list. Not only did staffs shrink, but stations also started to expand their number of newscasts. With the syndication market no longer producing mega hits, owners realized that under the new goal of reducing expenses it was far cheaper to add an additional hour of local news than to buy a new syndicated show. Once that kind of thinking took hold, it became logical to expand news into other areas. After all, local news is usually the lowest cost option." - Hank Price, TVNewsCheck

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