(AJR) Imagine a television news program with no flashy graphics and no theme music. A program whose full-time correspondents are all white and, with one exception, male. A program that features stories made up largely of talking heads.
There's no way that kind of program could draw an audience today, is there? It's so..last century.
But that could be the secret of its success.
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