In fact, it was amusing to see during David Eades' shift, that the news desk was cluttered with newspapers and what even looked like a hard back novel that he must have been reading between stories and bulletins!! Good old David. Doesn't care a jot...............
A Christmas present, perhaps?
BBC WORLD posted:
I also recently learned that we (TV Forum) are on the favourites bar on the BBC World on-set computers.
I wouldn't take that as gospel; you've got to log in to BBC desktop computers, and it fetches your roaming profile from a central server. The favourites are attatched to the user's profile. That said, there's nothing to say the forum's not in all the presenters' favourites!
In fact, it was amusing to see during David Eades' shift, that the news desk was cluttered with newspapers and what even looked like a hard back novel that he must have been reading between stories and bulletins!! Good old David. Doesn't care a jot...............
A Christmas present, perhaps?
BBC WORLD posted:
I also recently learned that we (TV Forum) are on the favourites bar on the BBC World on-set computers.
I wouldn't take that as gospel; you've got to log in to BBC desktop computers, and it fetches your roaming profile from a central server. The favourites are attatched to the user's profile. That said, there's nothing to say the forum's not in all the presenters' favourites!
Presenters should log on using a generic logon. It can take 10 minutes to log off and then on to a BBC computer. Given that there is only about two minutes between presenters sometimes, they need to stick to the generic logon so all presenters can uses the same profile. Off course they have to be careful. Some presenters have been known to go through the messages the previous presenter has been sending around the building!
In fact, it was amusing to see during David Eades' shift, that the news desk was cluttered with newspapers and what even looked like a hard back novel that he must have been reading between stories and bulletins!! Good old David. Doesn't care a jot...............
A Christmas present, perhaps?
BBC WORLD posted:
I also recently learned that we (TV Forum) are on the favourites bar on the BBC World on-set computers.
I wouldn't take that as gospel; you've got to log in to BBC desktop computers, and it fetches your roaming profile from a central server. The favourites are attatched to the user's profile. That said, there's nothing to say the forum's not in all the presenters' favourites!
Presenters should log on using a generic logon. It can take 10 minutes to log off and then on to a BBC computer. Given that there is only about two minutes between presenters sometimes, they need to stick to the generic logon so all presenters can uses the same profile. Off course they have to be careful. Some presenters have been known to go through the messages the previous presenter has been sending around the building!
