MA
It's not really as if schedules were in terrupted and the 10 o'clock news anchored live from Padstow. It was a story on the BBC news website that was probably written in about 5 minutes at the most, about a relatively famous dog.
JV
Well look at it this way... at least if his name was Stein's Dog then he could make a "Dogs dinner" out of anything!
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GoAround posted:
Stein's dog is a weird name for a celebrity chef.
Well look at it this way... at least if his name was Stein's Dog then he could make a "Dogs dinner" out of anything!
RO
That might be the case, but it's also true that the BB story had consistently been the most read story on BBC News for the last few days until this morning. It does raise the question should the news agenda be governed by what's the most 'important' in a worldly sense, or what people are actually interested in. I seem to remember this was posed on The Editors blog shortly after the most read stats went public.
Brekkie Boy posted:
Although it is news and warrants a place in the running order, the current Big Brother scandal certainly isn't headline news and doesn't warrant being ran ahead of stories such as the London bombers trial.
That might be the case, but it's also true that the BB story had consistently been the most read story on BBC News for the last few days until this morning. It does raise the question should the news agenda be governed by what's the most 'important' in a worldly sense, or what people are actually interested in. I seem to remember this was posed on The Editors blog shortly after the most read stats went public.
BR
I don't watch the BBC bulletins so don't know where about it appeared on their programmes.
Sky and Five were certainly treating it as the top story for most the day, and Sky have been again this morning.
However, with ITV it's been virtually the last item in the running order - and usually with a story like this they'd be the worst offenders.
Sky and Five were certainly treating it as the top story for most the day, and Sky have been again this morning.
However, with ITV it's been virtually the last item in the running order - and usually with a story like this they'd be the worst offenders.