SP
Can London actually do supers on top of network themselves? I think somebody said they don't have a network feed to soft opt into.
VG
I spent all of the night in Ponds Forge (in Sheffield) reporting. I've been catching up with the bits I've missed on the iPlayer...unfortunately because the 0600-1000 programme was classed as 'Breakfast', the iPlayer hasn't made it available! This is when the majority of the Sheffield seats declared, including Nick Clegg's Hallam seat.
I know it's entirely self-interested, but is there anywhere where the Breakfast programme is available? I was in the background quite a bit, and I'll like to know how they reported the Sheffield Central result. I've checked on YouTube!
I know it's entirely self-interested, but is there anywhere where the Breakfast programme is available? I was in the background quite a bit, and I'll like to know how they reported the Sheffield Central result. I've checked on YouTube!
MA
Yes, I thought they (and Tunbridge Wells) have to 'hot opt' ?
Can London actually do supers on top of network themselves? I think somebody said they don't have a network feed to soft opt into.
Yes, I thought they (and Tunbridge Wells) have to 'hot opt' ?
JA
Is this not what you're after?
I spent all of the night in Ponds Forge (in Sheffield) reporting. I've been catching up with the bits I've missed on the iPlayer...unfortunately because the 0600-1000 programme was classed as 'Breakfast', the iPlayer hasn't made it available! This is when the majority of the Sheffield seats declared, including Nick Clegg's Hallam seat.
I know it's entirely self-interested, but is there anywhere where the Breakfast programme is available? I was in the background quite a bit, and I'll like to know how they reported the Sheffield Central result. I've checked on YouTube!
I know it's entirely self-interested, but is there anywhere where the Breakfast programme is available? I was in the background quite a bit, and I'll like to know how they reported the Sheffield Central result. I've checked on YouTube!
Is this not what you're after?
VG
Thank you!!!
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youngjourno posted:
I spent all of the night in Ponds Forge (in Sheffield) reporting. I've been catching up with the bits I've missed on the iPlayer...unfortunately because the 0600-1000 programme was classed as 'Breakfast', the iPlayer hasn't made it available! This is when the majority of the Sheffield seats declared, including Nick Clegg's Hallam seat.
I know it's entirely self-interested, but is there anywhere where the Breakfast programme is available? I was in the background quite a bit, and I'll like to know how they reported the Sheffield Central result. I've checked on YouTube!
Is this not what you're after?
I spent all of the night in Ponds Forge (in Sheffield) reporting. I've been catching up with the bits I've missed on the iPlayer...unfortunately because the 0600-1000 programme was classed as 'Breakfast', the iPlayer hasn't made it available! This is when the majority of the Sheffield seats declared, including Nick Clegg's Hallam seat.
I know it's entirely self-interested, but is there anywhere where the Breakfast programme is available? I was in the background quite a bit, and I'll like to know how they reported the Sheffield Central result. I've checked on YouTube!
Is this not what you're after?
Thank you!!!
DE
I believe TC1 was sent direct to the regions on Election night on circuits from TVC. Regions will have opted just before the graphics opts, rather than stayed in circuit all along.
Can London actually do supers on top of network themselves? I think somebody said they don't have a network feed to soft opt into.
I believe TC1 was sent direct to the regions on Election night on circuits from TVC. Regions will have opted just before the graphics opts, rather than stayed in circuit all along.
NI
ITV has extended its 6:40 and 10pm bulletins today to twenty minutes, with James Mates in Downing Street and Mary Nightingale in the studio.
An irritating thing about ITV bulletins is the lack of "...I'll be back later in the programme, now to [insert name here] in the studio". What you end up with are straight cuts from one newscaster to the other, sometimes several back-and-forths in one programme, and it doesn't flow very well at all. Do any other broadcasters do this?
An irritating thing about ITV bulletins is the lack of "...I'll be back later in the programme, now to [insert name here] in the studio". What you end up with are straight cuts from one newscaster to the other, sometimes several back-and-forths in one programme, and it doesn't flow very well at all. Do any other broadcasters do this?
IS
Yes, I thought they (and Tunbridge Wells) have to 'hot opt' ?
Tunbridge Wells doesn't, but London does. TW works just like any other region, however they didn't bother to install full opt out facilities for BBC2, so this was/is a crash opt.
London doesn't have a network feed to opt into like the other regions but it's not an issue to send the network or studio out up a line to BH so they can put graphics on
Can London actually do supers on top of network themselves? I think somebody said they don't have a network feed to soft opt into.
Yes, I thought they (and Tunbridge Wells) have to 'hot opt' ?
Tunbridge Wells doesn't, but London does. TW works just like any other region, however they didn't bother to install full opt out facilities for BBC2, so this was/is a crash opt.
London doesn't have a network feed to opt into like the other regions but it's not an issue to send the network or studio out up a line to BH so they can put graphics on