Presentation Bloopers

this looks like a spoof. i can tell from the numbers on the clock and from seeing quite a few spoofs in my time

Excellent spoof there. VLS is a big fan of TV Pres and does stuff like this quite often I think. The clock and symbols from that era were very solid contraptions, housed in a room in the pres area and referred to as the 'Noddy Camera', though not because it nodded up and down and side to side (you could be forgiven for thinking that). NODD stood for some contrived acronym which I can't remember, but doubtless someone else will ... Nexus Orthicon something... Device...?
http://www.vtoldboys.com/archive%20images/I33b.jpg

I'm sure VLS did the same gag, but with the testcard on one of his segments on TV Hell

EDIT: In fact here it is (at 2:28 if this doesn't take you straight there)

He is known to recycle his material quite a bit.

A classic blooper from the early 80s, when the noddy camera lost control and pivoted to the left...

If i remember, there was a clock in the studio of polish news programme called "Wiadomosci" from 2007 to 2011, but it was mechanic (like old tv clocks in the UK, there was a small modification of the studio in 2009 to add tv screens):

http://imgres.foto.tvp.acc.nopattern.net/tvp-foto/large/52165acc15ab469ed8006b4d

There are digital clocks built into the front of the desk at TVE in Spain, iirc

I thought it really was called Noddy because it nods up and down? There are contemporary references to it as Noddy in EngInf. The existence of Big Ears (twin magazine slide scanner, I think) suggests it might well have been the real name.

NODD seems to have been a backronym, either an attempt to make it seem more formal or as a joke on the BBC's love of initials.

This is the clock in question (I wonder how they managed during the live breakfast show, from which this still is taken):