Did anyone see the very big mistake on News 24 just before 11.00pm? For those who didn't I'll tell you what happened.
At 10.57pm they basically ran out of adverts, so they played the beginning of the countdown against the picture of the last advert, and then at 86 seconds they mixed back into the countdown again. I wonder what happened. But it was very funny!
You were watching it. You could have captured it. Lol. Nothing against you. I just find it funny that people who watched it always ask if someone captured it!
You were watching it. You could have captured it. Lol. Nothing against you. I just find it funny that people who watched it always ask if someone captured it!
Well what if that person isn't near a PC/VCR? Or don't have time to set up the machine to capture it?
You were watching it. You could have captured it. Lol. Nothing against you. I just find it funny that people who watched it always ask if someone captured it!
Well what if that person isn't near a PC/VCR? Or don't have time to set up the machine to capture it?
LOL
Its only Robert that has the ability to capture these things!
How many people would you normally have working in the gallery during a typing morning/afternoon on a Monday or Friday? I've obviously read the stuff on the News 24 website, but I still find it difficult to believe that you can do everything with 3 people, one of whom directs, operates the cameras and plays in all the reports.
Is the weather + the minute or so up to the hour the busiest time, or is the half hour summary the most complicated? Reason I ask is during the news summary the stories are obviously flowing a lot quicker, you don't have 'recovery time' during individual reports.
Also, how many people are involved in producing the new interactive service?
I noticed on Thu+Fri that the 1300 bulletin was signed, haven't been watching BBC1/News 24 at 0800 so wasn't sure why it was signed, the last time it happened was when News 24 was taking the morning press conferences during the election campaign.
