FO
My first exposure to Ten - recorded by a young yours truly in Sydney. A stunning news opener and set that impress to this day. 
I became a big fan of the 'underdog' network - and from experience working voluntarily at the station as a teenager for a couple of years, I can tell you Ten was (and largely still remains) the down-to-earth, rough-and-ready station in town - a newsroom with a big heart that welcomed passionate young students with open arms. They literally had me buy bottles of wine from the pub as a 16-year-old for the post-newscast booze up. Ten were first to embrace the tabloid, localised, and Americanised approach to news - happy chat, Live eye crosses and breaking news.
I became a big fan of the 'underdog' network - and from experience working voluntarily at the station as a teenager for a couple of years, I can tell you Ten was (and largely still remains) the down-to-earth, rough-and-ready station in town - a newsroom with a big heart that welcomed passionate young students with open arms. They literally had me buy bottles of wine from the pub as a 16-year-old for the post-newscast booze up. Ten were first to embrace the tabloid, localised, and Americanised approach to news - happy chat, Live eye crosses and breaking news.
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WW
The latest:
(Bruce Gordon owns WIN Television, which has 24 stations, mostly Ten affiliates, in non-metropolitan markets.)
Breaking: Lachlan Murdoch, Bruce Gordon get ACCC green light to buy Network Ten https://t.co/PSEr4lts53
— The Sydney Morning Herald (@smh) August 23, 2017
#Breaking: ACCC allows Murdoch, Gordon takeover of Network Ten.https://t.co/iKBIJFCWrZ#ausbiz
— Financial Review (@FinancialReview) August 23, 2017
(Bruce Gordon owns WIN Television, which has 24 stations, mostly Ten affiliates, in non-metropolitan markets.)
Last edited by WW Update on 24 August 2017 1:07am - 2 times in total