How the Virus has changed TV journalism
 

Every TV journalist has had to clean up at least one room in their house.

Took me a second, but I got it.

And yeah, they must tidey up that one room....

From the looks of our local anchor's home "studios", they live real good. I'm talking 9-10 ceilings, 70" flat screens, Herman Miller Eames chair. The real thing, not a clone.

What's the difference between a prostitute and a media whore? One takes off their clothes while the other dresses up.

Yeah, I noticed you can tell who's making the big bucks and who isn't.:yesnod:

PBS...

https://i.imgflip.com/oezh8.jpg

:rofl:

:D

My wife does hers in the bedroom camped out on the bed. :D

Fortunately she could use many of our rooms, nicely decorated. :seasix:

Subscription based?

I thought all the TV "journalists" were supposed to cry on air now. Or has that changed already?

I tell yawl watt's changed.......

the proof is in the act now, TV NEWS STUDIOS ARE DEAD!!!! too cheap and easy to hook up from home, just as now.....

Juse like the gal across the street, owns a kid oriented dance studio downtown, shut down, so she went online with it, out of some ~150 students, she lost like 3 kids from the switch.....well......I told her the future of her operation was rather apparent, she don't NEED some fancy first commercial office/studio to conduct business same as ever........:seasix:

I think many restaurants and bars will be gone...if this social distancing continues they will be taking out two thirds of their tables and stools.....how can they stay in business ?
The people that want to go will have to wait hours to get in (like here in season) ....I just don't see any good coming back.

Amazon largely killed the mall. will this largely kill the office building? hey, why rent expensive space when you can have everyone stay at home, and just pay for their phone and internet connection? (i had a home office for many years, there was no desk waiting for me at HQ).

Which one is she?

The hosts of Live PD were working from their homes last night as well as Friday. One of them is in his garage. Behind him is a classic 60s convertible of some sort. Can't see enough of the car to be sure but looks like maybe a Chrysler.