I suppose, if this kind of stuff goes mainstream, it might be. Currently, there are many independent, and/or internet-based, rags out there. Kelly has generally been considered a legitimate or somewhat relevant news correspondent, but we'll still need to see if she's on to something. At any rate, her interview, etc., drew good numbers. https://thehill.com/homenews/media/...t-tara-reade-interview-the-wave-of-the-future Megyn Kelly calls independent Tara Reade interview the 'wave of the future' Megyn Kelly told The Hill in a new interview that her independent, exclusive sit-down with Tara Reade, who has accused presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden of sexual assault, represents the "wave of the future." The former NBC News and Fox News host said that the unique strategy, which was executed for Kelly by content distribution company TMX.news, could represent a new approach to conducting independent journalism and distributing content, calling it "a freelance for everyone." "In some ways, it’s the wave of the future, because you don’t need a network to deliver great content anymore," she explained. "And some of these early folks on the internet and YouTube have figured that ou"I would say that we haven’t seen that many well-known journalists going this route but it’s almost like being a freelance for everyone, right? It’s a way of getting mass distribution on your journalism and it’s also a way of getting what I still consider fair and balanced journalism on all the channels," Kelly continued. "If you want to see this big interview; here it is, and I’m going to do it fairly and I’m not going to be in the tank for her, and I’m not going to be in the tank for him, and it’s really hard to ignore an interview of this magnitude. So it’s kind of a fun way of getting product and mass distribution," she added. Kelly's interview with Reade was picked up in 375 local U.S. news television markets and aired in 13 countries. It was shown by major outlets reaching a combined tens of millions of viewers including "NBC Nightly News," "CBS This Morning," NBC's "Today" show and Fox News Channel's "Special Report" and "The Five," as well as international outlets including BBC News in the U.K. and CNBC's "Asia Squawk Box." The interview was also covered in top publications including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, USA Today, The Associated Press and The Guardian in the U.K., according to TMX.news.................(CONTINUED)
Well, she did once make it on Time's list of 100 most influential people.. https://time.com/70888/megyn-kelly-2014-time-100/
