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\parWhat does the 'Kaplinsky effect' at Channel Five mean for TV news?\par ; \par\par
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\parWhy are we asking this now?\par\par
\parSince Kaplinsky began hosting the programme on 18 February,
Five News has \paraveraged 847,000 viewers, giving it a 6.9 per cent
share of the total \paraudience.\par\par
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\parThis compares with the 3.9 per cent share the bulletin had
during the first \parsix weeks of the year, when it was still in the
hiatus that followed the \pardeparture of previous high-profile
anchor, Kirsty Young, last August. The \parnews wa...
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