WH
Love the headline bed, don't like intro theme a bit. Time for SomeRandomStuff's idea?
Russia's NTV had renewed their late-night bulletin
Ñåãîäíÿ (Segodnya; Today)
at 23:15. Currently, changes are being implemented only on +0 stream (as I told before, Russian channels broadcast time-shifted versions of their channels for various time zones; +0 stream corresponds to European part of Russia, including Moscow and St.Petersburg).
The new bulletin is called Ñåãîäíÿ: Èòîãè (Segodnya: Itogi; "Today: The Summary"), This name refers both to Segodnya and also to the famous current affairs programme Itogi, which was broadcast until 2001. This bulletin, unlike all other Segodnya bulletins, focuses on specific headline of the day.
Opener from the first edition, 24.10.2011 (in all other time zones, the usual edition was shown):
Note: the weather ticker wasn't seen before this start. As it appeared later during the bulletin, I guess that was the test of this ticker.
The new bulletin is called Ñåãîäíÿ: Èòîãè (Segodnya: Itogi; "Today: The Summary"), This name refers both to Segodnya and also to the famous current affairs programme Itogi, which was broadcast until 2001. This bulletin, unlike all other Segodnya bulletins, focuses on specific headline of the day.
Opener from the first edition, 24.10.2011 (in all other time zones, the usual edition was shown):
Note: the weather ticker wasn't seen before this start. As it appeared later during the bulletin, I guess that was the test of this ticker.
Love the headline bed, don't like intro theme a bit. Time for SomeRandomStuff's idea?
WW
...and this compilation features breakfast/morning show intros from English-speaking countries:
Two new compilations of current news intros from around the world:
...and this compilation features breakfast/morning show intros from English-speaking countries:
LT
Another one with high quality:
Speaking of ProSieben, I liked the intro they used in the mid- to late 1990s:
Another one with high quality:
WW
For any fans of 1970s news clips...
KOB, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1978:
(via Raymie at TVNT)
And another clip from the same station (Recognize the young man in the report? You certainly know him!):
A news promo from the same station, same era:
KOB, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1978:
(via Raymie at TVNT)
And another clip from the same station (Recognize the young man in the report? You certainly know him!):
A news promo from the same station, same era:
Last edited by WW Update on 15 November 2011 2:53pm - 3 times in total
GO
Here's a challenge. Which Belgian TV station's studio was used for this Channel 4 News interview from Brussels tonight? I'm guessing it's an actual studio because of the random yellows and the screen. I wonder why a full back-drop wasn't available because I'm sure C4 News usually use a full backdrop for lives from Brussels.
