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newswatcher

GMTV (1993 - 2010)

anoilyrag posted:
newswatcher posted:
anoilyrag posted:
Well well, interesting reactions so far. Will be fun to see the jaws drop on Jan 5th.


it'll be a change from seeing the ratings drop.


Relevant 8 months ago. GMTV has been outperforming BBC break again lately. During the Mumbai bombings, more people watched GM than Breakfast. Or to put it another way - the worlds smallest newsgatherer beat the worlds largest.
Knock GM by all means, but it does achieve targets and upset rivals while having a little fun in the morning. Night night.


I believe more people were watching the GMTV newsbelt than the BBC on that one particular day. Prog vs prog, the BBc got the higher ratings.

Otherwise, GMTV has not been outperforming BBC Breakfast in any way. On no day in 2008 has GMTV (0600-0925) beaten Breakfast (0600- 0915) in audience or share.
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newswatcher

GMTV (1993 - 2010)

anoilyrag posted:
newswatcher posted:
anoilyrag posted:
Well well, interesting reactions so far. Will be fun to see the jaws drop on Jan 5th.


it'll be a change from seeing the ratings drop.


Relevant 8 months ago. GMTV has been outperforming BBC break again lately. During the Mumbai bombings, more people watched GM than Breakfast. Or to put it another way - the worlds smallest newsgatherer beat the worlds largest.
Knock GM by all means, but it does achieve targets and upset rivals while having a little fun in the morning. Night night.


I believe more people were watching the GMTV newsbelt than the BBC on that one particular day. Prog vs prog, the BBc got the higher ratings.

Otherwise, GMTV has not been outperforming BBC Breakfast in any way. On no day in 2008 has GMTV (0600-0925) beaten Breakfast (0600- 0915) in audience or share.
NE
newswatcher

GMTV (1993 - 2010)

Tom0 posted:
I could have understood if it was advertising features for after the relaunch. But perhaps they are testing the waters with their new logo and getting people used to it ahead of the relaunch, so they know its still the same GMTV?


So the inconsistencies have started already, BEFORE the refresh.
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newswatcher

GMTV (1993 - 2010)

Tom0 posted:
I could have understood if it was advertising features for after the relaunch. But perhaps they are testing the waters with their new logo and getting people used to it ahead of the relaunch, so they know its still the same GMTV?


So the inconsistencies have started already, BEFORE the refresh.
NE
newswatcher

GMTV (1993 - 2010)

anoilyrag posted:
Well well, interesting reactions so far. Will be fun to see the jaws drop on Jan 5th.


it'll be a change from seeing the ratings drop.
NE
newswatcher

GMTV (1993 - 2010)

anoilyrag posted:
Well well, interesting reactions so far. Will be fun to see the jaws drop on Jan 5th.


it'll be a change from seeing the ratings drop.
NE
newswatcher

Sky News

SN2005 posted:
newswatcher posted:
SN2005 posted:
Moz - I think they moved into the virtual studio at 2 when Sascha took over, as they were definitely in the real studio this morning, because they were using the jib, ever since 2 the v/o has had a simple camera zoom.

And although it is costly to do work at this time of year the news scene is (relatively - after today) quiet. They haven't got a full workforce in, and the operation is slowing down now. The renovations will be done in time for the return after New Year. It'll be interesting to see what happens to Sunrise tomorrow morning .


Your tone suggests you know what's going on. But you clearly don't.


I'm no fool. I know that it does not take that long to reorganise a studio, especially at this time of year with a quiet newscentre . Anybody who has at least one ounce of experience in any broadcast industry coould tell you that. Take a look back over this thread, things have been happening now for a couple of weeks and there will no doubt be a rapid progression.
My time at sky news - as I've said before - is over now, but that doesn't mean to say that I don't know the tricks and mindset etc, that said as my previous posts show I wouldn't bet on what I say when predicting the actions of Mr Ryley and Birkett. Not that you would anyway.


All I'll say is don't assume all the work will be completed for January....
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newswatcher

Sky News

SN2005 posted:
Moz - I think they moved into the virtual studio at 2 when Sascha took over, as they were definitely in the real studio this morning, because they were using the jib, ever since 2 the v/o has had a simple camera zoom.

And although it is costly to do work at this time of year the news scene is (relatively - after today) quiet. They haven't got a full workforce in, and the operation is slowing down now. The renovations will be done in time for the return after New Year. It'll be interesting to see what happens to Sunrise tomorrow morning .


Your tone suggests you know what's going on. But you clearly don't.
NE
newswatcher

GMTV (1993 - 2010)

michaelgrantchapman1 posted:
So this whole revamp thing could just simply be a touch up as described previously ?

would be a shame if this whole post was just a hoax


There's no hoax. GMTV will definitely look different on Jan 5th.

Depends what you define a revamp though- the content of the programme doesn't sound like it's changing at all (sadly).
NE
newswatcher

GMTV (1993 - 2010)

michaelgrantchapman1 posted:
So this whole revamp thing could just simply be a touch up as described previously ?

would be a shame if this whole post was just a hoax


There's no hoax. GMTV will definitely look different on Jan 5th.

Depends what you define a revamp though- the content of the programme doesn't sound like it's changing at all (sadly).
NE
newswatcher

GMTV (1993 - 2010)

Stuart posted:
josh205 posted:
Also, The Sun are reporting some troubles for Emma Crosby, Sky News boss John Ryley wants her to stay on until March - when her contract ends.

But of course, she begins GMTV on the week of Jan 5.

Although I would urge you not to read anything printed in The Sun as gospel truth, you have to remember that GMTV Executives would be aware of Ms Crosby's contractual obligations before offering her a post.

If the article is true then no doubt GMTV have either negotiated a settlement for her early release from BSkyB or are in the process of doing so. Either way, it's hardly an issue for discussion on here.


Why should we disregard Britain's best selling newspaper and listen to a lone poster on a forum? Other papers are also reporting she won't be ready to start on Jan 5th for contract reasons
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newswatcher

GMTV (1993 - 2010)

Stuart posted:
josh205 posted:
Also, The Sun are reporting some troubles for Emma Crosby, Sky News boss John Ryley wants her to stay on until March - when her contract ends.

But of course, she begins GMTV on the week of Jan 5.

Although I would urge you not to read anything printed in The Sun as gospel truth, you have to remember that GMTV Executives would be aware of Ms Crosby's contractual obligations before offering her a post.

If the article is true then no doubt GMTV have either negotiated a settlement for her early release from BSkyB or are in the process of doing so. Either way, it's hardly an issue for discussion on here.


Why should we disregard Britain's best selling newspaper and listen to a lone poster on a forum? Other papers are also reporting she won't be ready to start on Jan 5th for contract reasons