The Wall Street Journal assembles TV news experts who say the networks should “allow the viewers behind the screen,” “broadcast beyond the TV” and “form overseas alliances.” “People aren’t going to the Internet because it looks like a newspaper,” professor Larry Ellin says. “It’s because they’re getting something exotic and fresh and new and unfiltered. It’s like eating French cheese. It hasn’t been pasteurized. And it’s good.” TV needs to be exotic, fresh, new, and unfiltered…
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