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<h2>Topics Discussed:</h2>
<ul>
<li>Everyone&#8217;s home</li>
<li>Television without makeup artists</li>
<li>The feeling of journalism in transition</li>
<li>Presenting from high up vs a personal level</li>
<li>Crappy quality is okay in context</li>
<li>Skype is allowed to sound bad</li>
<li>Zoom has horrifying privacy concerns</li>
<li>Why you can’t just do satellite feeds</li>
<li>Practicality of various video link technologies</li>
<li>How are editors handling this?</li>
<li>How is the control room &amp; crew handling this?</li>
<li>How are local broadcasters handling this?</li>
<li>Things will change, but not too much</li>
<li>The old &#8220;YouTube &amp; digital media isn’t the same as real TV &amp; Hollywood” argument needs to die</li>
<li>Content matters more than quality</li>
</ul>