MO
The globe always starts it's spin from where the headline story is happening on the N24 titles. Has done since relaunch last year. There are several choices, Europe, Africa, Middle East, SE Asia, USA, South America, that sort of thing.
Good to see you're so observant!
James_h292 posted:
On N24 titles at the top of the hour the globe rotated so that asia and the affected area was shown. it was a clever touch but looked rubbish.
The globe always starts it's spin from where the headline story is happening on the N24 titles. Has done since relaunch last year. There are several choices, Europe, Africa, Middle East, SE Asia, USA, South America, that sort of thing.
Good to see you're so observant!
NS
NickyS
Founding member
This is sad - from the Met Police ... one of the problems with email addresses being on public display I suppose ...
The Metropolitan Police Service is investigating a number of hoax e-mails which have been sent to friends and relatives of people involved in the S E Asian earthquake. The e-mails have been sent to a number of people who placed appeals for loved ones on the Sky News website. The messages, which purport to come from the "Foreign Office Bureau" in Thailand state that the missing person has been confirmed dead.
The Metropolitan Police Service is investigating a number of hoax e-mails which have been sent to friends and relatives of people involved in the S E Asian earthquake. The e-mails have been sent to a number of people who placed appeals for loved ones on the Sky News website. The messages, which purport to come from the "Foreign Office Bureau" in Thailand state that the missing person has been confirmed dead.
CO
The globe always starts it's spin from where the headline story is happening on the N24 titles. Has done since relaunch last year. There are several choices, Europe, Africa, Middle East, SE Asia, USA, South America, that sort of thing.
Good to see you're so observant!
I saw it starting from the Noth Pole a couple of time! Which is quite weird...
Moz posted:
James_h292 posted:
On N24 titles at the top of the hour the globe rotated so that asia and the affected area was shown. it was a clever touch but looked rubbish.
The globe always starts it's spin from where the headline story is happening on the N24 titles. Has done since relaunch last year. There are several choices, Europe, Africa, Middle East, SE Asia, USA, South America, that sort of thing.
Good to see you're so observant!
I saw it starting from the Noth Pole a couple of time! Which is quite weird...
AN
What idiots . Do these people have nothing better to do?
NickyS posted:
This is sad - from the Met Police ... one of the problems with email addresses being on public display I suppose ...
The Metropolitan Police Service is investigating a number of hoax e-mails which have been sent to friends and relatives of people involved in the S E Asian earthquake. The e-mails have been sent to a number of people who placed appeals for loved ones on the Sky News website. The messages, which purport to come from the "Foreign Office Bureau" in Thailand state that the missing person has been confirmed dead.
The Metropolitan Police Service is investigating a number of hoax e-mails which have been sent to friends and relatives of people involved in the S E Asian earthquake. The e-mails have been sent to a number of people who placed appeals for loved ones on the Sky News website. The messages, which purport to come from the "Foreign Office Bureau" in Thailand state that the missing person has been confirmed dead.
What idiots
. Do these people have nothing better to do?
MA
The globe always starts it's spin from where the headline story is happening on the N24 titles. Has done since relaunch last year. There are several choices, Europe, Africa, Middle East, SE Asia, USA, South America, that sort of thing.
Good to see you're so observant!
I saw it starting from the Noth Pole a couple of time! Which is quite weird...
Yea, that was on the story about Santa being taken into custody for abusing his elves
Marcus
Founding member
cortomaltese posted:
Moz posted:
James_h292 posted:
On N24 titles at the top of the hour the globe rotated so that asia and the affected area was shown. it was a clever touch but looked rubbish.
The globe always starts it's spin from where the headline story is happening on the N24 titles. Has done since relaunch last year. There are several choices, Europe, Africa, Middle East, SE Asia, USA, South America, that sort of thing.
Good to see you're so observant!
I saw it starting from the Noth Pole a couple of time! Which is quite weird...
Yea, that was on the story about Santa being taken into custody for abusing his elves
CO
The globe always starts it's spin from where the headline story is happening on the N24 titles. Has done since relaunch last year. There are several choices, Europe, Africa, Middle East, SE Asia, USA, South America, that sort of thing.
Good to see you're so observant!
I saw it starting from the Noth Pole a couple of time! Which is quite weird...
Yea, that was on the story about Santa being taken into custody for abusing his elves
Yeah, something like that. Anita McNaught was presenting.
Marcus posted:
cortomaltese posted:
Moz posted:
James_h292 posted:
On N24 titles at the top of the hour the globe rotated so that asia and the affected area was shown. it was a clever touch but looked rubbish.
The globe always starts it's spin from where the headline story is happening on the N24 titles. Has done since relaunch last year. There are several choices, Europe, Africa, Middle East, SE Asia, USA, South America, that sort of thing.
Good to see you're so observant!
I saw it starting from the Noth Pole a couple of time! Which is quite weird...
Yea, that was on the story about Santa being taken into custody for abusing his elves
Yeah, something like that. Anita McNaught was presenting.
LO
This piece in today's Observer about TV news coverage of the tsunami is worth a read.
Ironic that Five's Chris Shaw is commenting on the coverage, when his on channel has notably failed to offer a news service to speak of this past week.
Ironic that Five's Chris Shaw is commenting on the coverage, when his on channel has notably failed to offer a news service to speak of this past week.
NS
And the answer is yes they did get Bruce in ...
NickyS
Founding member
thegeek posted:
Julie Etchingham in Phuket just passed over to Martin Stanford in Sri Lanka, who then interviewed two survivors who were in Millbank.
Sky's coverage is, dare I say it, very slick. I wonder if they'll be getting Bruce to record some "in Indonesia" and "in Thailand" tags for the top of the hour?
Sky's coverage is, dare I say it, very slick. I wonder if they'll be getting Bruce to record some "in Indonesia" and "in Thailand" tags for the top of the hour?
And the answer is yes they did get Bruce in ...