DE
Well Thats It! The strike is over for this week, BBC World, News 24 & One Have coped excellently so, Well done BBC! BBC World is still playing a 'Recorded'
http://www.rp-networkservices.com/tvforum/uploads/recorded.jpg
And did anyone see the BBC News TOTH at the top of the hour for about 15 seconds?
http://www.rp-networkservices.com/tvforum/uploads/recorded.jpg
And did anyone see the BBC News TOTH at the top of the hour for about 15 seconds?
DA
Obviously Cole has scarped. Unwilling to face his colleagues
I thought Stephen Cole was freelance?
Davidjb
Founding member
Marcus posted:
edward posted:
Pre-recorded BBC News 24 bulletin, suggests normal service resumes at 1am.
Seriously, dejay, if you don't go to sleep now you won't wake up for school
Seriously, dejay, if you don't go to sleep now you won't wake up for school
Obviously Cole has scarped. Unwilling to face his colleagues
I thought Stephen Cole was freelance?
MA
Obviously Cole has scarped. Unwilling to face his colleagues
I thought Stephen Cole was freelance?
Yes as are most of the News presenters
None of the others felt it was necessary to feather their own nests at the expense of their colleagues
Marcus
Founding member
Davidjb posted:
Marcus posted:
edward posted:
Pre-recorded BBC News 24 bulletin, suggests normal service resumes at 1am.
Seriously, dejay, if you don't go to sleep now you won't wake up for school
Seriously, dejay, if you don't go to sleep now you won't wake up for school
Obviously Cole has scarped. Unwilling to face his colleagues
I thought Stephen Cole was freelance?
Yes as are most of the News presenters
None of the others felt it was necessary to feather their own nests at the expense of their colleagues
PC
According to allmediascotland.com (a site I believe has links to the NUJ up here) the strike is likely to continue to impact on services tomorrow. They suggest that Good Morning Scotland will only last half an hour tomorrow instead of the usual three hours, due to the lack of reports compiled the previous day. Presumably the same sort of thing will impact on Today, and other programmes.
I never thought I'd see the day the BBC relied on RTE for reports by the way. Oh dear. At least they're not relying on Sky News for NUJ comments now. It did seem rather pathetic that Reporting Scotland, and some other regional news programmes, seemed to make a concerted effort to undermine the strike. Compare their pictures to Scottish TV's. The BBC is known for reporting on its own affairs with admirable impartialty (Hutton anyone?) so the regions should be doing the same.
I never thought I'd see the day the BBC relied on RTE for reports by the way. Oh dear. At least they're not relying on Sky News for NUJ comments now. It did seem rather pathetic that Reporting Scotland, and some other regional news programmes, seemed to make a concerted effort to undermine the strike. Compare their pictures to Scottish TV's. The BBC is known for reporting on its own affairs with admirable impartialty (Hutton anyone?) so the regions should be doing the same.
DA
Obviously Cole has scarped. Unwilling to face his colleagues
I thought Stephen Cole was freelance?
Yes as are most of the News presenters
None of the others felt it was necessary to feather their own nests at the expense of their colleagues
Oh i see. I didnt realise.
Davidjb
Founding member
Marcus posted:
Davidjb posted:
Marcus posted:
edward posted:
Pre-recorded BBC News 24 bulletin, suggests normal service resumes at 1am.
Seriously, dejay, if you don't go to sleep now you won't wake up for school
Seriously, dejay, if you don't go to sleep now you won't wake up for school
Obviously Cole has scarped. Unwilling to face his colleagues
I thought Stephen Cole was freelance?
Yes as are most of the News presenters
None of the others felt it was necessary to feather their own nests at the expense of their colleagues
Oh i see. I didnt realise.
BB
Someone forgot to switch off the ticker and DOG/clock before going into the weather ...
http://tvforum.ath.cx:8080/tvftemp/invisionticker.jpg
http://tvforum.ath.cx:8080/tvftemp/invisionticker.jpg
ED
Obviously Cole has scarped. Unwilling to face his colleagues
I can just imagine what the guys at the Beeb will do...
Marcus posted:
edward posted:
Pre-recorded BBC News 24 bulletin, suggests normal service resumes at 1am.
Seriously, dejay, if you don't go to sleep now you won't wake up for school
Seriously, dejay, if you don't go to sleep now you won't wake up for school
Obviously Cole has scarped. Unwilling to face his colleagues
I can just imagine what the guys at the Beeb will do...
IS
Wre you watching the same BBC as I saw bits of? Looked like a bit of a shambles to me
BTW, I haven't dregded through the whole thread, but has anyone mentioned the story that appeaered in the Evening Standard tonight about the woman who should have been on News 24 at midnight last night?
dejay03104 posted:
Well Thats It! The strike is over for this week, BBC World, News 24 & One Have coped excellently so, Well done BBC!
Wre you watching the same BBC as I saw bits of? Looked like a bit of a shambles to me
BTW, I haven't dregded through the whole thread, but has anyone mentioned the story that appeaered in the Evening Standard tonight about the woman who should have been on News 24 at midnight last night?
GM
nodnirG kraM
Steve in Pudsey posted:
hmm were these crap opts back due to dodgy counts on network talkback or just ignoring them? Leeds were late back at 18:30, crashing into the Radio2 trail
Did noone else get this caption then? BBC One London crashed into it from Cole channel-checking on News 24.
http://www.nodnirgkram.f2s.com/stuff/bbconecaption.jpg
Oh and the ident and apology into My Family in case anyone wants it!
Clicky