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A former member
When a big story breaks like the man trying to blow up a US plane, it shows just how lax new orgs become on holidays and weekends. I don't think I've seen anything on CNN yet about it, same with Fox News ( a station which I thought would be all over it).
JW
JamesWorldNews
Nice to see the tradition of Quest doing Christmas mornings is still alive.


Yes, I like Richard reading the "normal" news bulletins. Although it was a tad Quest-ish when he brought the producer onto the set to pull a Christmas Cracker!!

Errol Barnett is on today doing the terrorist story, aided by Nic Robertson in London. As the correspondent mentioned above, CNN was a little bit thin with the coverage initially, although now seem to have it under control, whereas BBC World has done the exact opposite (heavy early coverage but thinning rapidly.)
GI
ginnyfan
CNN had great coverage with Ali Velshi ( pleasant surprise since he's their biz reporter), it started at 2am CET.
EX
excel99
Weird how CNNI seems to be a bit behind, when it looks like CNN US has been on top of it
http://www.mediabistro.com/tvnewser/generalities/christmas_day_terror_scare_on_board_detroitbound_flight_147132.asp

Ali Velshi seems to do quite a bit of relief anchoring as well as his business reporting. Also with it being Christmas Day it may well have a been a case of getting whoever was prepared to wrok
CO
Connews
CNN had great coverage with Ali Velshi ( pleasant surprise since he's their biz reporter), it started at 2am CET.


Ali was also providing an update on the situation on BBC1 during Christmas Day's late news.
DV
DVB Cornwall
CNN had great coverage with Ali Velshi ( pleasant surprise since he's their biz reporter), it started at 2am CET.


Ali was also providing an update on the situation on BBC1 during Christmas Day's late news.


Fraid not, the BBC update was provided from Washington by Imtiaz Tyab.
CO
Connews
The bliss of hindsight! Laughing

18 days later

GI
ginnyfan
Quote:
CNN Deployments To Haiti
As dawn begins to break over Haiti, CNN correspondents and anchors are already enroute to report on location.

CNN correspondents deployed so far:

- Jonathan Mann (CNN International Anchor)
- Ivan Watson (CNN International Correspondent)
- Anderson Cooper (CNN Anchor)
- Susan Candiotti (CNN Correspondent)
- Gary Tuchman (CNN Correspondent)
- Dr. Sanjay Gupta (CNN Chief Medical Correspondent)

In addition to continuing coverage on air, CNN has created a special webpage featuring the latest news from the Haiti. It can be accessed at: cnn.com/haiti



http://cnnobservations.blogspot.com/2010/01/cnn-deployments-to-haiti.html
CI
cityprod
Gotta say I think CNN have been top class with the news out of Haiti. From the first reports in Tuesday's BackStory through to the current coverage, they have been on top of it the whole way. CNN has easily outstripped MSNBC and Fox News on this one, and even beaten BBC and Sky on this as well.
GI
ginnyfan
Totally agree, they are on top of this story from the first second, they had first live reports from their reporters on the ground and they sent so many of them. Gupta is even helping the local doctors in treating injured people.
NE
Newsroom
I'm on vacation in the US and CNN Domestic have been superb; from the minute it broke in the Situation Room to today (Thursday). Non stop and rolling coverage, and really informative, and totally moving. They've got it spot on.
JO
Joshua
CNN Domestic is building a new studio in the Atlanta HQ. It's a shame really, since the current set is quite iconic with the 'CNN' logos above the presenters, the view on the atrium also.

But the new studio looks amazing, due to be on air in the Spring:
http://i252.photobucket.com/albums/hh24/justjoshhh/cnns-1209-4p.jpg
Few more pictures here: http://www.newscaststudio.com/blog/2010/01/18/new-cnn-center-studio/

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