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Channel 4 News

(January 2008)

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MI
m_in_m
Is Channel 4 News on a Sunday normally 5 minutes long?
NO
Nooze
No, usually it's a longer bulletin than it was today on Saturday and Sunday.... tends to be 30 minutes, although it does vary. They're usually at least 15 minutes. Often 6:30 or 6:45 on Saturday and 7:30 on Sunday.
LO
Londoner
From Channel4News on Twitter

Quote:
And if you thought Krishnan's current touch screen was impressive wait until you see the updated version..touch of class....literally!! lol

22 days later

BR
Brekkie
I notice for the last few weeks (and the next few) the Friday edition seems to be a full 55-minute episode again, rather than just 30 minutes which it has been for a number of years now (since the Saturday episode was introduced I think).

Anyone know then if this is a permanent move, or whether it's just temporary until something comes along to fill the 7.30pm slot.

42 days later

LO
Londoner
http://twitter.com/c4news/statuses/854705344

Quote:
Now you may have noticed some "marks" on the set floor..the CH4News Evening desk is part broken, causing the wheels to drag when we move it


and http://twitter.com/c4news/statuses/854706668
Quote:
But "hooray" it's getting fixed 2night after More4News & then we'll have fun painting the floor..any1 want to help feel free to message me!
LO
Londoner
Feature on C4N in today's Indy:

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/media/channel-4-news-newscasters-with-attitude-866812.html
ST
Stuart

Interesting article. I didn't realise Jon Snow had such an irreverant sense of humour; one day his asides to the gallery while presumably off-air may actually make it to broadcast - with a bit of luck Wink
RO
roo
I am a little bit in love with C4N - it has the ability to maintain my faith in TV on a nightly basis. Often it's just down to little moments like a few months back during the whole Heather Mills divorce bore, the complete contempt they showed for the merit of the story was refreshing, often introducing pieces with lines like "In the spirit of if you can't beat them join them, Channel 4 News has been at the High Court..."

Its agenda is generally spot on, it covers lighter stories in a gloriously dismissive way, and I certainly hope its integrity is not threatened anytime soon.
LO
Londoner
Power issues at Gray's Inn Road - from Twitter:

"Saturday morning and near-empty newsroom is lit by a dozen Ikea-circa-1996-style up-lights. Power issues, we think, rather than a makeover."
ST
Stuart
The fire alarm at ITN went off during today's C4 News at Noon causing the studio to be evacuated. From 12:22 they replaced the programme with a short documentary about the Roman Empire.

By the wonders of Sky+, here it is for you all to enjoy... Wink

http://www.rp-network.com/tvforum/uploads/c4newsevacuate.jpg

http://vid273.photobucket.com/albums/jj219/StuartPlymouth/C4News-Evacuate.flv
NE
Newsroom
Well done for capturing that! BRILLIANT!
NW
nwtv2003
Haha! Well done Krishnan, he handled that brilliantly.

ITN don't seem to have much luck with the fire alarms going off at lunchtime do they? Although it usually affects the ITV Lunchtime News.

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