In the vein of the metablogs mentioned on Thursday, here is Charlie Brooker on BBC’s Newswipe with a satiric news clip showing how news clips are made:
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3 comments:
Love it. At least three media friends have linked to this clip on FB, so it must be real. One of them saying "Everything it took 18 years to learn, summed up in one little package".
Fab. It's early John Campbell to a T
John Campbell and the rest. We were watching the BBC news last night hooting with laughter at how many clips fitted this pattern.
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