CHNOPS
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No way to get past it. Celebrities, by definition, are news. They may not be important news, but by nature of being "local" to each person who hears about them, they're still news.Now I should admit, I don't honestly believe this would completely solve the problem. I think we'd STILL get to know more about Kim Kardashian than a lot of people really want to. Like it or not she is news on occasion and given the sheer number of murders in the country each year if you didn't kill at least three people, eat the body or snag a celeb I really don't care. Like I said earlier if we reported every murder in the US we'd just have a show called Murder Inc. I'd love for there to be more in depth coverage of Congress but usually that can wait until the end of the day if not the end of the week. If I actually want to watch the hearings (God only knows why'd I'd want to do that) I could do that but that's pretty fucking boring.
Still getting them free of their advertisers would have to be a step in the right direction.
HOWEVER: if you didn't have to compete for ratings, you might be much freer to lead with non-kardashian-related content, than with Kim's new beach bod or whatever.