Aaron Brown “is now the elder statesman among anchors,” Gail Shister notes.
“Maybe I am the tortoise in this business,” he says. “I move pretty slowly sometimes. I want to see each chapter unfold. I don’t let anyone — anchor, viewer, correspondent — get ahead of the material.”
That’s what makes Brown stand out on TV, because “there’s always pressure in television to make everything a sprint.” But the Katrina story is a marathon, he adds. More…
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