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Andrew
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Sounds a bit like when the ITV Lunchtime News went to be an hour long and the extra bit of the programme was filled by GMTV style female skewed items about health and children, and asking for viewers opinions, and that was in the days before Twitter, it's even easier to fill with opinions now.
I would have thought straight rolling news is what you should be doing on a morning as this is when news tends to come in.
The BBC are in a very comfortable position though, they are often so far ahead of anyone else and offering a unique no adverts product that even if they cost cut, reduce the quality and change the programming for the worse, they still stay in the lead.
I would have thought straight rolling news is what you should be doing on a morning as this is when news tends to come in.
The BBC are in a very comfortable position though, they are often so far ahead of anyone else and offering a unique no adverts product that even if they cost cut, reduce the quality and change the programming for the worse, they still stay in the lead.