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ABC News boss: "What can we provide that others can't?"
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David Westin says TV news shops have had a strategy of covering the same news that everyone else does but trying to do it better. "That strategy is no longer a successful one," he tells an Aspen Institute audience. Another panelist, Time's Josh Tyrangiel, rejects claims that his magazine and Newsweek are essentially carbon copies of each other. "Time and Newsweek have probably never been less alike than right now."
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