Yes we do seem to be hearing a lot more of Glen at the moment - not that I am complaining!
I am just surprised that they are using freelancers still so much considering the main team is now complete and the fact that overnights are now recorded.
Saying that everyone has to have a holiday!
Interesting tonight whilst watching ITV1 London at 6 - they seem to now use a recorded announcement like the rest of the country into the main 6.00 regional news - is this new? I thought the main network announcer just flicked the switch and spoke to the London area (of the course in the old days of Carlton London and LWT it was the other way round - local continuity all the time unless it was an occasional flick to network feed).
In fact ITV1 London tonight had three announcers in half an hour:
5.30 Glen - National
5.55 Out Of 'I Want That House' - Sasha Twining - regional announcer
6.00 London Tonight - Graham Rogers voiceover
6.30 Back to network with Glen
In the midlands we had Sasha introducing Central News at Six.
I have not watched much of ITV recently, since the Presentation has gone considerably worse since the move to LNN...e.g a commercial break run in the middle of a ITN LUNCHTIME NEWS item to be followed by a long black & silence-- Announcements often run out of order. etc.
Wonder if the ITV1-Wales will dissapper when Carlton & Granada merge.
I don't think that can be far away.
Yes we do seem to be hearing a lot more of Glen at the moment - not that I am complaining!
I am just surprised that they are using freelancers still so much considering the main team is now complete and the fact that overnights are now recorded.
Saying that everyone has to have a holiday!
Interesting tonight whilst watching ITV1 London at 6 - they seem to now use a recorded announcement like the rest of the country into the main 6.00 regional news - is this new? I thought the main network announcer just flicked the switch and spoke to the London area (of the course in the old days of Carlton London and LWT it was the other way round - local continuity all the time unless it was an occasional flick to network feed).
In fact ITV1 London tonight had three announcers in half an hour:
5.30 Glen - National
5.55 Out Of 'I Want That House' - Sasha Twining - regional announcer
6.00 London Tonight - Graham Rogers voiceover
6.30 Back to network with Glen
In the midlands we had Sasha introducing Central News at Six.
Just my oberservations!
Yes and doesn't all of this go against the whole term and meaning of the word "Continuity"....because, quite simply, their isn't any!!
There was a nice cock-up from LNN tonight at 8.50pm, just after the F1. Basically it was a VT Clock counting down from 1 Minute, but Leeds opted out after about 20 seconds, don't know what happened in the rest of the country, but something I haven't seen before. I assume they forgot to play out a trailer or something.
There was a nice cock-up from LNN tonight at 8.50pm, just after the F1. Basically it was a VT Clock counting down from 1 Minute, but Leeds opted out after about 20 seconds, don't know what happened in the rest of the country, but something I haven't seen before. I assume they forgot to play out a trailer or something.
Was there a VT clock, I only noticed the prolonged black screen. Leeds went with the ads after about 5 secs and then joined the pre-Corrie ident about 5 secs late "Boudica but now Coronation Street"
There was a nice cock-up from LNN tonight at 8.50pm, just after the F1. Basically it was a VT Clock counting down from 1 Minute, but Leeds opted out after about 20 seconds, don't know what happened in the rest of the country, but something I haven't seen before. I assume they forgot to play out a trailer or something.
Was there a VT clock, I only noticed the prolonged black screen. Leeds went with the ads after about 5 secs and then joined the pre-Corrie ident about 5 secs late "Boudica but now Coronation Street"
Yup, there was a VT clock from the F1 side of the break, it had LNN something on it and lines to represent where 4:3 and 14:9 would be cut off at.
or by Hallmark (a personal expressions company, which now seems more likely), would the new owners have the ability to refuse to supply Scotland, Ulster, and the Channel Islands with a feed of their programs?
No, remember it's still a network of diffrent stations just like it always has been and the networking arrangement remain no matter who owns it.
A Carlton-Granada company could no more refuse to provide programmes or presentation than Thames or any other ITV company could