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            <title>Nine, Ten, countdown to Channel Nineteen</title>
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            <description>There&#8217;s been a curious role reversal between Channel 10 and Channel Nine in the past 5 years or so, made even more compelling with James Packer&#8217;s new 18 percent stake in 10.



The networks used to be opposites of the TV spectrum &#8211; Nine the heavy&#45;weights in both budget and exposure &#8211; Ten the cut&#45;price youngsters.&amp;nbsp; Nine had a stable of headline stars. Ten was a quiet achiever. Nine had a formidable newsroom of senior journalists. Ten had a bunch of bright, hungry 20&#45;somethings.

Then they started morphing into each other. Nine began carving away the newsroom budget, chunk by chunk. A lot of fat was shed, then a bit more. Young, ambitious 20&#45;somethings started to feature in the 6pm line up. The tone changed from stable, solid (and sometimes predictable) to a more American, flashy, invigorated product.</description>
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