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15: Journalism: The local perspective
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From trying to create televised edits from home, to searching for feel-good stories in the middle of a global health crisis; we hear what it’s really been like for local broadcasters during the pandemic.
In this episode of Business, Interrupted, Trent and Richard talk to friend and Head of Output at Notts TV, Owen Shipton. Owen discusses his experiences with broadcasting and journalism, shares his tips for those wanting to go into the media industry and offers his insight into how the pandemic has changed broadcasting.
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