GMTV boss quits

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amosc100 29 September 2006 12:19am

Luke posted:

theblokewhatwritesthenews posted:

amosc100 posted:

I only watch BBC Breakfast for the paper reviews and for the business stories with Declan between 630am and 7am (UK Time)

Gosh. unmissable. I wish I was so dedicated. But then I'm into girls, cars, and tut tut...booze.

between 6.30 and 7am? is that healthy?

That's when Breakfast is at its best - then off to work for a mundane days work, then its LIFE from 5pm - cars, football, drink, clubs, etc..... until about 1am!

RM

Roger Mellie 29 September 2006 9:28am

Kevster posted:

Roger Mellie posted:

I know... anyone would think that ITV (or GMTV) is supposed to provide public-service broadcasting; with high-quality and high-brow journalism

It has an obligation to at least try .

I think Eammon Holmes had a point when he said that GMTV had gone downhill in terms of its journalistic output, the ostensible reason for his departure to Sky.

BL

theblokewhatwritesthenews 29 September 2006 3:19pm

Roger Mellie posted:

I think Eammon Holmes had a point when he said that GMTV had gone downhill in terms of its journalistic output, the ostensible reason for his departure to Sky.

And he's much happier now right?
I think you'll find Sky News execs are far from impressed.

CR

ColonelRed 30 September 2006 4:57pm

theblokewhatwritesthenews posted:

Roger Mellie posted:

I think Eammon Holmes had a point when he said that GMTV had gone downhill in terms of its journalistic output, the ostensible reason for his departure to Sky.

And he's much happier now right?
I think you'll find Sky News execs are far from impressed.

They would hardly be letting him go off to the USA to film an America quiz show, if they were happy with his performance

(September 2006)