BBC World News from New Broadcasting House

@SomeRandomStuff, pretty interesting. Is this an official promo to get feedback done for BBCWorld? I've never come across it if it is.

It is for Global Minds came out today I think.

Singapore studio does seem rather claustrophobic, but it's understandable considering the expensive property price in that country. Might we see an upgrade to that studio? It would be fantastic to see Singapore studio have some features that can match with NBH, but then that might be unnecessary expenses consdering Singapore studio is only used a couple of hours per day.

What I think would work well for Singapore is a set up similar to the studio in the Olympic Park in 2012.

Which would probably mean relocating, as the existing studio location is structurally inadequate for the likes of an Olympic replica. However, I fully agree with you in that a similar set up would be far more aligned with BBC Branding as opposed to the box room they're using at the moment.

Or something along the lines of CNN's Hong Kong studio. But I believe that's far larger than the BBC budget would allow.

They could go really well designed VR? Record any 'window' feeds, and then use the same setup as Canada's Global TV studios where there are robotic cameras (DIFFERENT robotic cameras) that are either on a dolly infront of the desk area or 'hanging from tracks on the roof.

Just now the ticker is blue for business news and then goes back to red for other news.

That new studio is definitely a lot more shiny and snazzier than the old one.

You don't say, over a year after its been on air...

The autocue on camera 3 has seemed to stop working this morning.

One of the plasmas on the wall by the Floor Manager has a temporary autocue shown on it for when Camera 3 is in use.

Rico Hizon is in Manila in the Phillippines covering the story of the sunken ferry. Daniela is in London on Newsday.

I'm watching what are supposedly some of Nik Gowing's final bulletins, and the audio keeps dipping in and out. It'll go from a normal level to almost silent, then back to normal. It repeats this about every minute or so. Is this a problem other people are getting, or is it just (rather likely) a problem with my Comcast carrier? No other channel seems to do this.