YO
They might as well just got the last presenter that was on the news channel to present from the cso so that the nc can carry broadcasting from the main set.
Perhaps they just want to make it look like a normal bulletin instead if an update. Perhaps theres something in their contractual agreement that keeps the itc and next ofcom happy.
Sir Richard Rotcod posted:
It's hardly worth John Suchet hanging around to present the short bulletin
They might as well just got the last presenter that was on the news channel to present from the cso so that the nc can carry broadcasting from the main set.
Perhaps they just want to make it look like a normal bulletin instead if an update. Perhaps theres something in their contractual agreement that keeps the itc and next ofcom happy.
LO
Looks like the NC has had a mini-scoop, with access to footage not shown on NBC or other UK channels
http://news.independent.co.uk/world/middle_east/story.jsp?story=471130
http://news.independent.co.uk/world/middle_east/story.jsp?story=471130
Quote:
However, sections of the transcript of the NBC interview that the network did not broadcast were aired on the ITV News Channel, which has a partnership with NBC. In one, the colonel was asked by NBC's Baghdad correspondent why he was so sure that these were chemical or biological weapons. His reply suggests that he was not, in fact, sure at all.
TA
That "somewhere outside" was Trafalgar Square.... where the rubgy team's going to end up. It was an excellent programme.... I don't presume owen had autocue and there was barely a fluff. I've always been a big fan of Owen's but in the past few weeks I think he's really matured as a presenter - doing outside live links infront of a drunk crowd can't be easy. It's a shame we don't see him more during the day.
DV
I guessed that was where it was later... onlyw atched a few seconds of it at a time as I was more interested in what was going on on BBC News 24...
Tagesschau posted:
That "somewhere outside" was Trafalgar Square.... where the rubgy team's going to end up. It was an excellent programme.... I don't presume owen had autocue and there was barely a fluff. I've always been a big fan of Owen's but in the past few weeks I think he's really matured as a presenter - doing outside live links infront of a drunk crowd can't be easy. It's a shame we don't see him more during the day.
I guessed that was where it was later... onlyw atched a few seconds of it at a time as I was more interested in what was going on on BBC News 24...
SR
The Independent's Word on the Street media diary column posted:
Andrew Marr's evil campaign to starve his family guinea pig, Mr Snuffles, if he is prevented by Richard Sambrook, the BBC's head of news, from writing a column for the Daily Telegraph receives some surprising support in that paper's letters column. "Sir," writes Maddy Austin (aged nine), "I don't know who Mr Sambrook is but he must let Mr Snuffles live. I love seeing him when I go to Emily Marr's house. If Mr Snuffles dies, I'll never watch the BBC News again." Little Maddy is the daughter of the ITV News presenter Mark Austin. Marr is appreciative of her efforts: "I am delighted," he says. "We must all mobilise to save Mr Snuffles."
:-(
Well it's branded at simply the 'ITV News' and I prefer it at 9.50pm, as opposed to ITV sticking a programme on in that slot meaning there is not news until about 10.30pm/11pm
A former member
Andrew posted:
Notice that tonight's ITV News at Ten is on earlier than Ten, at 9.45pm!
Well it's branded at simply the 'ITV News' and I prefer it at 9.50pm, as opposed to ITV sticking a programme on in that slot meaning there is not news until about 10.30pm/11pm