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MO
Moz
I think they could use the right hand area a lot more imaginatively.

For example they should use it for breaking news: the presenter at the desk could, at the end of a report or whatever, say, "Over to Jane for some breaking news..." (breaking news sting and over to the RH area); the presenter standing up would give it more urgency; they could have a breaking news animated graphic on the screen, and later a correspondant at the scene if possible; then they could say, "More as we get it, but for now, back to Jon..."

Obviously this wouldn't be suitable all the time, but for reasonably large breaking stories would be very effective.
W1
w12
Moz posted:
I think they could use the right hand area a lot more imaginatively.

For example they should use it for breaking news: the presenter at the desk could, at the end of a report or whatever, say, "Over to Jane for some breaking news..." (breaking news sting and over to the RH area); the presenter standing up would give it more urgency; they could have a breaking news animated graphic on the screen, and later a correspondant at the scene if possible; then they could say, "More as we get it, but for now, back to Jon..."

Obviously this wouldn't be suitable all the time, but for reasonably large breaking stories would be very effective.


No it wouldn't - move cameras, get a presenter to unplug, walk, plug in again, navigate through another computer, then do the big urgent breaking news??? not practical at all. And breaking news is best handled by two presenters - one talks whilst the other one reads/is told more on the story. It wouldn't work if they were in two separate places.
MA
Magoo
Following on from the list of ITV News Channel presenters in the ITV News thread, I’ve attempted to create a list of News 24 presenters. This has been slightly complicated by the use of simulcasts on BBC One (i.e. Breakfast) and BBC World (i.e. The World Today), so what I’ve done is only listed news presenters who have presented from the N24 studio since the relaunch in late 2003. Please feel free to correct and add to my list:

1. Adrian Finighan
2. Akhtar Khan
3. Alastair Yates
4. Anna Jones (until July 2005)
5. Bill Turnbull
6. Carole Walker
7. Carrie Gracie
8. Chris Eakin
9. Chris Lowe
10. Clarence Mitchell
11. Deborah Mackenzie
12. Dermot Murnaghan
13. Gavin Esler
14. Gwenan Edwards
15. Huw Edwards
16. Jake Lynch
17. Jane Hill
18. Joanna Gosling
19. John Andrew
20. Jon Sopel
21. Julian Worricker
22. Karin Giannone
23. Kate Silverton
24. Liz Pike
25. Louise Minchin
26. Lyse Doucet (Dateline London)
27. Martine Croxall
28. Matthew Amroliwala
29. Maxine Mawhinney
30. Mishal Husain
31. Moira Stuart (News 24 Sunday)
32. Nik Gowing (Dateline London)
33. Peter Dobbie
34. Peter Sissons
35. Philip Hayton
36. Rachel Schofield
37. Reeta Chakrabarti
38. Saima Mohsin
39. Sarah Campbell
40. Sharon Grey
41. Sian Williams
42. Simon McCoy
43. Sophie Raworth
44. Stephen Cole
45. Susan Osman
46. Susanna Reid
47. Tim Willcox
LO
LONDON
scottish posted:
Following on from the list of ITV News Channel presenters in the ITV News thread, I’ve attempted to create a list of News 24 presenters. This has been slightly complicated by the use of simulcasts on BBC One (i.e. Breakfast) and BBC World (i.e. The World Today), so what I’ve done is only listed news presenters who have presented from the N24 studio since the relaunch in late 2003. Please feel free to correct and add to my list:

1. Adrian Finighan
2. Akhtar Khan
3. Alastair Yates
4. Anna Jones (until July 2005)
5. Bill Turnbull
6. Carole Walker
7. Carrie Gracie
8. Chris Eakin
9. Chris Lowe
10. Clarence Mitchell
11. Deborah Mackenzie
12. Dermot Murnaghan
13. Gavin Esler
14. Gwenan Edwards
15. Huw Edwards
16. Jake Lynch
17. Jane Hill
18. Joanna Gosling
19. John Andrew
20. Jon Sopel
21. Julian Worricker
22. Karin Giannone
23. Kate Silverton
24. Liz Pike
25. Louise Minchin
26. Lyse Doucet (Dateline London)
27. Martine Croxall
28. Matthew Amroliwala
29. Maxine Mawhinney
30. Mishal Husain
31. Moira Stuart (News 24 Sunday)
32. Nik Gowing (Dateline London)
33. Peter Dobbie
34. Peter Sissons
35. Philip Hayton
36. Rachel Schofield
37. Reeta Chakrabarti
38. Saima Mohsin
39. Sarah Campbell
40. Sharon Grey
41. Sian Williams
42. Simon McCoy
43. Sophie Raworth
44. Stephen Cole
45. Susan Osman
46. Susanna Reid
47. Tim Willcox


48. Natasha Kaplinsky
49. Emily Matlis
50. Gillian Joseph
51. Julia Botfield
AN
all new Phil
52. Who Cares?
SN
snarfu
Christa Ackroyd
Fiona Trot
FA
fanboy
all new Phil posted:
52. Who Cares?

And to prove you don't care not only do you reply but you bump the thread up.
JW
JamesWorldNews
Recognised most of the names above. Well done for compiling that list. Didn't know that Sharon Grey has been presenting for News 24 though. Is she still there?

James
MA
Magoo
BBC WORLD posted:
Recognised most of the names above. Well done for compiling that list. Didn't know that Sharon Grey has been presenting for News 24 though. Is she still there?

James


As far as I know, she just did some cover during the summer holidays last year.
CO
couch_potato
Mike Embley
IM
its me
Christia Ackroyd
Fiona Trot

When did these two present, and was it overnight?
SN
snarfu
Christa Ackroyd has done a couple of breakfast shifts and Fiona Trot did a few afternoon shifts around six months ago.

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