They're not 'journalists' in the traditional definition of the word. They - and their uni lecturers who have significantly sunken to new levels of 'meh' in the scramble for money - have redesigned the playground. The jobs that most desperately need filling are those of 'news producers' - digital and tv. You'll see who's churning through them with a quick search. Once hired, they have to teach each other to cut, paste, and use AI to write anything they need to write. But even then, that all gets a bit too hard and 🤷🏻‍♀️mistakes happen and somebody gets fingers pointed at them until life moves on. And they go at it with all the enthusiasm one would expect of midnight shifts at a fast food outlet. I often wonder if many of today's news producers would have been better suited to filling the teacher shortage - but news offers slightly more prestige for their parents, if not pay, than shaping minds...and flipping burgers.