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This Just In: A Generic News Report

Dan Koelsch, January 28, 2010January 28, 2010

Have you ever watched the news and noticed something…familiar about all those reports filed by correspondents? The same images, tone of voice, and even the structure? Charlie Brooker of BBC Four’s talkshow Newswire definitely notices the similarities. He filed this video report after the jump.

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