BBC World News from New Broadcasting House

If it's anything like when they tried something similar on the Six and Ten with two different shots of the presenter (I can't remember the story) there's a slight delay on the picture on the screens with respect to the sound so the lip-sync is out. They use the live shot so you can see the cameras pointlessly moving and then mix to the DVE effect, which doesn't have the delay, as the presenter starts.

You should do a reaction video on YouTube to show your anger and disgust at the copying - don't hold back at all. A video like that going viral would do far more damage than traditional methods of recourse.

I'm not angry or disgusted It may be the only worthwhile thing I've done on here hahahah.

I'm sure the BBC goes around here looking for ideas and didn't just think a 10 second audio sting was a bit to long and pointless. On a related note why is the 5AM hour different in everything but name to every other BBC World News Bulletin - why can't it be branded as The World Today.

They could have chosen anything replace the normal titles with, but no, they replaced the titles with the idea I had of the high pips only, and then cut a pip out to bring all of the drums together. The sting post headlines has a heavy drone and ticker sound in mine, and so does the one they introduced. All of that when they could choose form a massive set of music. IMO that is hardly a coincidence.

I'd put money on it being a coincidence. Then again I can't tell if you're joking or being serious....

That's what it used to be called I understand, up until recent years. It may have been dropped to avoid confusion with World News Today w. Zeinab. But many people here still refer to it as old TWT.

The difference from common bulletins from my observation, any others not listed?
-opening with short and long music stings, single headline then other headlines, biz presenter intro. (used to be 2 person sitting together to intro the news).
- newspaper review w. a guest at arnd 45 minutes past the hour during the first hour, a playback of it in the second hour, while the third hour is filled with other misc. news.

Yes I know it used to be called The World Today or maybe that was the BBC Presentation Team stealing my idea from the future?

I don't think it was dropped because of confusion between The World Today and World News Today with Zeinab Badawi seeing as when it was dropped in 2008 they almost immediately introduced Four more editions of WNT which later became GMT, Impact, The Hub and BBC World News then Newsday. And when BBC World first started it had many programmes with almost identical names - Newsdesk, Newshour, Newsday and The World Today and The World Report.

Also myan I've noticed that the business presenter now sits on the left rather than to the right of the News Presenter - where as TVC it was usually News Presenter on the left - Presenter or Director's choice?

Was good to see Tanya Beckett give a very informal goodbye at the end of the business edition. Not sure why, but had very bad giggles and getting all muddled up with which camera that she's on. After her goodbye you saw her giving another chuckle and shaking her head laughing at the floor manager.

If only we knew what was happening?!

I can think of nothing more satisfying than seeing a presenter saying an informal goodbye at the end of a programme!

Not even a freshly cooked bacon sandwich?

And that's the real tragedy.