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A former member
intheknow posted:
SteveL posted:
Moz posted:
Two weeks to go then! Very Happy

...or is it more? Sad

It will be 14 days tomorrow (Monday) if all goes to plan, hopefully. Does anyone from News 24 know if this is still the case, please?

Also, where has the best presenter, Jane Hill gone? Will she be returning when the new set is launched?


I think the date of the relaunch has slipped into December.


This new studio had better be bloody stunning then. Nearly 3 months in a temporary studio??
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A former member
Think of it as not so much "stunning" as the old studio with a few new pieces of furniture, different colours and people in the background.
PE
Pete Founding member
Re-it-er-ate posted:
LOL indeed. He will often tell us "My garden needed a drop of rain" or "I was out trimming the hedge" at least 10 times in one evening on News 24 Wink


not as good as Peter Gibbs screaming GOOOD MORNING in the afternoon though.

Two weeks - I shall mark it on my calendar - oh yes. I have to say they really have improved the CSO so much since day one when it was really obvious.
NE
newsjunkie Founding member
I thought that they replaced the CSO area with one of those touch scree TV things, I am sure someone round here will know for sure.
WE
welshkid
After Correspondent last night on BBC2 there was an interactive forum hosted by Lyse Doucet interviewing Jeremy Bowen.

It was broadcast from a Studio that looked like a shrunk version of the BBC 1/6/10 o'clock News Studio. The background was a Black and Red "wavy" effect. On it was some four digit numbers and some square effects, similar to those used on the Breakfast graphics. It looked like this could be a static image of something that moves.

The studio looked the same size as the studio that is occasionally used for interactive forums before, but obviously with a makeover.

Old Style

Could this have been a first look at the new "style" for BBC News 24?

There is a replay of this interview online, but it very low quality so the designs on the background do not come accross at all. Mad

Correspondent

Si!
NG
noggin Founding member
newsjunkie posted:
I thought that they replaced the CSO area with one of those touch scree TV things, I am sure someone round here will know for sure.


Nope - that was a touch plasma that was used in front of the CSO. Sometimes the CSO was used to create an artificial background behind the touch plasma, othertimes a black curtain (or cyc) was pulled across in front of the CSO screen. The touch plasma hasn't been used recently - instead the CSO area was used for the reporter+gfx sequences that looked like they were coming from a virtual balcony.
NG
noggin Founding member
A Major Setup posted:
intheknow posted:
SteveL posted:
Moz posted:
Two weeks to go then! Very Happy

...or is it more? Sad

It will be 14 days tomorrow (Monday) if all goes to plan, hopefully. Does anyone from News 24 know if this is still the case, please?

Also, where has the best presenter, Jane Hill gone? Will she be returning when the new set is launched?


I think the date of the relaunch has slipped into December.


This new studio had better be bloody stunning then. Nearly 3 months in a temporary studio??


Didn't Sky spend roughly the same amount of time in their temporary CSO studio a few years ago when they were rebuilding their gallery - before they relaunched their studio set. (In other words the set wasn't relaunched when they moved back in?)
MO
moss Founding member
I wonder why they stopped using those graphics on the left of the three-line information graphics (used for the 1st anniversary of 9/11, and something to do with Europe slightly after that)? I'm not that keen on the current set of graphics, but all that made it look a lot nicer.
TW
Turnbull and Williams
Turnbull & Williams posted:
I wonder if we'll be seeing Natasha on Breakfast tomorrow morning - the Sunday Mirror article says that "yesterday she was being comforted by her parents". Maybe she'll take time off.


Well, my question was answered - she was on Breakfast this morning as normal. I reckon she looked pretty miserable though - not her usual sparkly self.
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IN
intheknow
What's known so far

Definetly Confirmed
-- New Set
-- New Music

Likely
-- New Titles
-- New Astons/Graphics

As I said somewhere above, I heard that the relaunch date may have slipped into December, does anybody else have something more concrete?
RE
Re-it-er-ate
What about a presenter reshuffle? I think it would be good to do that. Make some people more compatible. Move Amrollywala, Gosling, Alistair Yates and Peter Dobbie to different slots.

I also hope the weather gets changed, with different graphics and having it live most of the time.

There should also be more business news - with perhaps stings into the Business & Sport like on BBC World.

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