NJ
Studio D is home to BBC London News, the studio with the kidney desk is a World Service TV studio somewhere else in NBH. Before WSTV used the multipurpose area (Studio K) that Meet The Author comes from but WSTV is now using studio L, apparently.
Is that studio D with the main desk removed and the funny little kidney desk put in, or is that another studio elsewhere?
Studio D is home to BBC London News, the studio with the kidney desk is a World Service TV studio somewhere else in NBH. Before WSTV used the multipurpose area (Studio K) that Meet The Author comes from but WSTV is now using studio L, apparently.
EY
Are these aired on tv or just online?
Not quite sure whether to put this in this thread or the more general international thread, but WSTV is looking terribly inconsistent these days. None of the title sequences look to have been put together at the same time, and it all looks rather strange with different bits of existing presentation from the NC and World being spliced in.
Are these aired on tv or just online?
GM
There's loads of different World Service bulletins. Ranging from BBC Ukraine to BBC Hindi.
Near the end of this video shows all the different international bulletins.
Near the end of this video shows all the different international bulletins.
IS
The WSTV services aren't full time channels but bulletins that are distributed to other broadcasters and put online. Though one of the more popular African bulletins gets shown on World News in the evenings
There is satellite distribution involved for some, they're sent out alongside the various feeds for World Service radio, I'm sure you can find them on Lyngsat.
Is it on satellite? I only get bbc world news hd, bbc Arabic and Persian
The WSTV services aren't full time channels but bulletins that are distributed to other broadcasters and put online. Though one of the more popular African bulletins gets shown on World News in the evenings
There is satellite distribution involved for some, they're sent out alongside the various feeds for World Service radio, I'm sure you can find them on Lyngsat.
IS
Looking at the video compilation above I don't see that. They all look similar or are identical apart from the title.
They don't have to be consistent as very few viewers will watch more than one. The main thing is they have elements of the established BBC News branding.
Not quite sure whether to put this in this thread or the more general international thread, but WSTV is looking terribly inconsistent these days. None of the title sequences look to have been put together at the same time, and it all looks rather strange with different bits of existing presentation from the NC and World being spliced in.
Looking at the video compilation above I don't see that. They all look similar or are identical apart from the title.
They don't have to be consistent as very few viewers will watch more than one. The main thing is they have elements of the established BBC News branding.
RK
The WSTV services aren't full time channels but bulletins that are distributed to other broadcasters and put online. Though one of the more popular African bulletins gets shown on World News in the evenings
There is satellite distribution involved for some, they're sent out alongside the various feeds for World Service radio, I'm sure you can find them on Lyngsat.
Are the more popular African programs the Focus On Africa feed I see in behind the scenes multiviewers?
Is it on satellite? I only get bbc world news hd, bbc Arabic and Persian
The WSTV services aren't full time channels but bulletins that are distributed to other broadcasters and put online. Though one of the more popular African bulletins gets shown on World News in the evenings
There is satellite distribution involved for some, they're sent out alongside the various feeds for World Service radio, I'm sure you can find them on Lyngsat.
Are the more popular African programs the Focus On Africa feed I see in behind the scenes multiviewers?
IS
Are the more popular African programs the Focus On Africa feed I see in behind the scenes multiviewers?
That's the one. It gets shown on World News too
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/n13xtmgm
Are the more popular African programs the Focus On Africa feed I see in behind the scenes multiviewers?
That's the one. It gets shown on World News too
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/n13xtmgm
RK
Are the more popular African programs the Focus On Africa feed I see in behind the scenes multiviewers?
That's the one. It gets shown on World News too
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/n13xtmgm
So it’s half an hour on World News but does it also has its own dedicated feed?
Are the more popular African programs the Focus On Africa feed I see in behind the scenes multiviewers?
That's the one. It gets shown on World News too
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/n13xtmgm
So it’s half an hour on World News but does it also has its own dedicated feed?