Sky News presentation - new newswall

I've not heard of this website before or the onion, I saw a link on another site,

No I didn't look at other stories before posting it.

No it was not an attempt at humour at my end and it clearly says at the end hopefully its someone's idea of a joke

and sorry but I don't generally look for disclaimers on websites

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Don't make it worse for yourself Richard. You've shown very poor judgement and a lack of common sense. Much worse than anything Colin Brazier has done IMHO. Colin Brazier apologised both instantly and again later in a more considered way. Perhaps the right thing would be for you to apologise to TV Forum and then maybe overtime some members may choose to begin the process of forgiving you.

To be fair I have never heard of the site either, it's not as well known as The Onion. But it's quite obvious that the story is a joke, even before visiting the site.

Andrew Wilson anchoring from Israel. As noted previously, interesting that a VoiceOver and pan isn't being used at the TOTH - still don't understand why.

More things to cover/people who need to be on-screen means less time to muck about with presentational niceties. Simple as that, really.

Really enjoying the new Sky News promo for 'First for breaking news', edited together very nicely.

You might be interested to know that today marks the last edition of "Boulton & Co". As disclosed by Darren McCaffrey on Twitter, the new evening programme will be called "Sky News Tonight", though I'm not at-liberty to give out details beyond that.

Any indication or any wider changes? Set refits? Schedule line up? There hasn't really been any major changes for a good 6 or 7 years now. (With the exception of the new screen and the occasional new programme). Things are getting ready for a bit or a bigger re-fresh.

Can't comment on that.

During Entertainment Week, they had a live performance from Foxes in the Millbank studio. I didn't think they had the space for acts in that studio?

I thought it looked pretty decent considering the lack of space and use of robotic cameras?

First time watching #Digitalview - is it suppose to look so bad?

The jib from the start was all over the place and out of focus, then they move into a close up on the big screen of a person being interviewed but obviously because of latency, the person's audio looks completely out of sync - why not just take their shot full screen?