BR
It's a good news story. I suppose the media are keen to give this story as much attention as they would to a terrible news story. It is arguably a fascinating event given the amount of time they're trapped. Almost 70 days.
But I certainly have an issue with the BBC sending people from London to cover the story when there's people in South America, that seem to do nothing. I really don't get the point of so many international reporters.
Miners Rescue - Chile
Does anyone else not think the coverage is completely over hyped. Is it worth sending presenters out there when a correspondent would suffice. We will not see the miners being rescued live before our eyes. Were not going to see them being reunited with their families. The best shot were going to get is a helicopter in the sky. Is it worth the media circus for that?
It's a good news story. I suppose the media are keen to give this story as much attention as they would to a terrible news story. It is arguably a fascinating event given the amount of time they're trapped. Almost 70 days.
But I certainly have an issue with the BBC sending people from London to cover the story when there's people in South America, that seem to do nothing. I really don't get the point of so many international reporters.