How are reporters handling working in the pandemic? News 12's Shari Einhorn explains
When the pandemic hit, news reporters had to pivot how they worked in the field to meet guidelines and stay safe.
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May 22, 2020, 6:44 PM
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298ds agoEssential workers come in all forms - from the doctors and nurses to the postal workers and grocery store clerks. News reporters are also considered essential workers. And when the pandemic hit, all of them had to quickly pivot how they worked in the field to meeting the strict guidelines and stay safe.
News 12's Shari Einhorn explains in this video - everything from how she prepares with her photographer to switching gears and conducting virtual interviews.
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