LO
Media Guardian posted:
Central TV reporter Joanne Malin apologised after accidentally blurting out that it was "pissing down" during a weather report, according to the Daily Mirror. There were only two complaints, however - and many viewers emailed in asking her editor not to be too hard on her as they had found it hilarious.
WE
It is a password protected website for Members of Parliament.
And we voted for those b*****rs too.
Why should they have all the fun?
Gavin Scott posted:
asiancutie123 posted:
ive changed the date and bulletin name to morning in the link and it brings up different bulletins, please tell me me how to get other areas
It is a password protected website for Members of Parliament.
And we voted for those b*****rs too.
Why should they have all the fun?
KB
Strictly speaking that's not accurate. There were at least 28 telephone complaints and 3 e-mail complaints to the Duty Office, and that's not counting any calls or e-mails to the newsroom directly. There were two messages of support on the Duty Log.
Link removed as it was not intended for public consumption
Krl_B
Londoner posted:
Media Guardian posted:
Central TV reporter Joanne Malin apologised after accidentally blurting out that it was "p***ing down" during a weather report, according to the Daily Mirror. There were only two complaints, however - and many viewers emailed in asking her editor not to be too hard on her as they had found it hilarious.
Strictly speaking that's not accurate. There were at least 28 telephone complaints and 3 e-mail complaints to the Duty Office, and that's not counting any calls or e-mails to the newsroom directly. There were two messages of support on the Duty Log.
Link removed as it was not intended for public consumption
Krl_B
SP
Complaints from people with nothing better to do than watch out for things to complain about and who have the Duty Office number on speed dial, no doubt.
An immediate apology was given, for what amounts to a simple slip of the tongue during a live programme. If it were scripted and planned then it could be considered an error of judgement, but as an accidental slip I can't really see what anybody complaining can expect as an outcome other than an apology - which has already been given.
An immediate apology was given, for what amounts to a simple slip of the tongue during a live programme. If it were scripted and planned then it could be considered an error of judgement, but as an accidental slip I can't really see what anybody complaining can expect as an outcome other than an apology - which has already been given.
DE
The website of regional news programmes from ITV was intended for use by MPs when they were in Westminster and therefore unable to see the regional news programme for their constituency. It predates ITV regions being available on DSAT. Presumably it's still maintained because not all MPs offices in London have DSAT...
SP
Was that an OFCOM requirement or a rare bit of Public (ish) Service from ITV? Or a cynical attempt to try and keep MPs on-side for any future Broadcasting Act amendments which might tweak their licenses?
