JW
Brian Blessed in the glass box with Stephen Dixon and Gillian Joseph: best newscast ever!
TR
Brandon Lewis appeared from a familiar location in Central London on Sophy Ridge.
"It's ultimately a matter for the Royal family" says Brandon Lewis on Harry and Meghan's decision to step back as senior royals. #Ridge
— Sophy Ridge on Sunday & The Take (@RidgeOnSunday) January 12, 2020
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TT
Nope, all channels are getting a refreshed logo in due course.
This is a post from a neighbouring thread. So this does also affect Sky News then? If yes I can see a relation between the refresh of the Westminster studio and this? So finally a sign of things to come after 5 years?
Here's a hint.
They're going to be opening the boxes soon,
I wonder how they'll be able to replace the current Sky One idents with the new design. Will the white boxed "Sky" logo be retained?
Nope, all channels are getting a refreshed logo in due course.
This is a post from a neighbouring thread. So this does also affect Sky News then? If yes I can see a relation between the refresh of the Westminster studio and this? So finally a sign of things to come after 5 years?
Here's a hint.
They're going to be opening the boxes soon,
Last edited by TTRWE on 12 January 2020 12:20pm
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That was interesting to see Sophy Ridge interviewing Brandon Lewis DTL outside BH. He was due to appear on Marr, but stepped in to also fill the interview slot on Ridge after Ben Wallace (Defence Secretary) dropped out at the last minute,
Furthermore, I noticed that there was no commercial break during Ridge this week. I don't recall that happening before.
Furthermore, I noticed that there was no commercial break during Ridge this week. I don't recall that happening before.
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Dominic Raab was also DTL on Ridge last week with the camera facing the hotel across the road.
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That was interesting to see Sophy Ridge interviewing Brandon Lewis DTL outside BH. He was due to appear on Marr, but stepped in to also fill the interview slot on Ridge after Ben Wallace (Defence Secretary) dropped out at the last minute,
Furthermore, I noticed that there was no commercial break during Ridge this week. I don't recall that happening before.
Furthermore, I noticed that there was no commercial break during Ridge this week. I don't recall that happening before.
There are regular DTLs from outside BH on Ridge. Not every week but it's a fairly regular occurrence.
Quite a few have had no commercial breaks recently. None on the first show after the election (15 December, which was also extended to 90 minutes) for example.
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Didn't Ridge go ad free when the BBC moved Marr back to 9am and Ridge moved to 8.30am?
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No, and there's no one from the Royal Family there anyway, coz obviously they're all up in Norfolk for their summit. BBC Breakfast pointlessly hauled two interviewees to Buck Pal there for a DTL interview too.
I see from Twitter clips that Kay was outside Buckingham Palace this morning.
Surely no need to be out there in the middle of Winter when half the show will be in darkness anyway?
Surely no need to be out there in the middle of Winter when half the show will be in darkness anyway?
No, and there's no one from the Royal Family there anyway, coz obviously they're all up in Norfolk for their summit. BBC Breakfast pointlessly hauled two interviewees to Buck Pal there for a DTL interview too.
CA
Interesting report in WSJ about NBCU’s ad sales platform refers to “a new *streaming* news service NBC and Sky will launch”
First time I’ve heard it referred to as a streaming service.
Sounds like we should expect something more like CBSN than CNN International.
I wonder where on earth they are going to fit the people and studios at Osterley. Hardly vast amounts of empty space.
First time I’ve heard it referred to as a streaming service.
Sounds like we should expect something more like CBSN than CNN International.
I wonder where on earth they are going to fit the people and studios at Osterley. Hardly vast amounts of empty space.