In relation to the thread which started sometime ago about ITN buying LNN if Granada and Carlton merge, which seems to have been given the go ahead, does this mean that ITN have bought or strongly considering buying LNN, or is this just a way of saving money for the new ITV plc?
I wonder what'll happen if they choose to have a background in the new main studio of London Tonight. :
It has been confirmed that LNN will be moving to ITN's head quarters at 200 Gray's Inn Road.
LNN, just the London news operation, or LNN in total, including the ITV1 and ITV2 transmission operation and continuity announcers?
No use just throwing us the odd tit-bit. We need ALL the details, or don't you quite have them to hand as yet?
Nick, GO AWAY. I posted all the info I had at the time. If you dont find it that interesting, dont waste time criticising me. I mentioned the fact that studio 4 would be used for LNN output, so you can assume from that I was referring to News. Duh! If I knew other elements of LNN were also on the move I would have included it in my post.
If you re-read your thread title and the first sentence in your first post, you don't say "the news operation of LNN", so it is very easy for people to assume you mean the WHOLE operation.
A bit of a "Freddie Starr Ate My Hamster" type of headline, wouldn't you say?
I read somewhere on this site that LNN now own the studios at Southbank (I thought they were owned by LWT/Granada) and wondered if this is the case and they move to ITN what will happen to Southbank?
Also is studio 4 not the studio that the ITV News presentation comes from?