Oh no! Grant and Andy? Oh heck The only possible chance that STV had, to make Scotsport history by having a lassie anchor it full time - and what do they do? Blow it!
I congratulate them and wish them the best though. Time will tell whether they are going to be successful or not I think if Offside comes back on-air I'll be watching that inside or something on Sky Sports .
:-(
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john04 posted:
STV is to launch a broadband television service this autumn which will make thousands of hours of programmes, such as Rebus, Taggart and High Road, available over the web.
The Glasgow-based broadcaster says the new channel, called Scotlandontv.tv will make use of a back catalogue stretching back 50 years.
Donald Emslie, the acting chief executive of Scottish Media Group, owner of STV, said: "We will launch this on a Scotland-wide basis and really drive Scottish content."
Also, I remember the background on the ECP containg white in the past and being a static image. It's now got the people in the background moving about and frolicking at the beach:
Is it just me or STV's announcements are pre-recorded now? Because ITV has had two technical faults recently and all they could do was some 15 year old breakdown tape.
I know it's a bit early, but does anyone know if stv will have Hogmanay Live this year?
Last year's was a let down, and the rest of the ITV Network never has a special New Year's show...
STV is to launch a broadband television service this autumn which will make thousands of hours of programmes, such as Rebus, Taggart and High Road, available over the web.
The Glasgow-based broadcaster says the new channel, called Scotlandontv.tv will make use of a back catalogue stretching back 50 years.
Donald Emslie, the acting chief executive of Scottish Media Group, owner of STV, said: "We will launch this on a Scotland-wide basis and really drive Scottish content."
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I wonder how much this will cost?
Do they have enough material?
I thought STV had a fire years ago, according to what I've read online!
I am slightly puzzled. stv have been advertising Take That For The Record all week which is sceduled for Monday (9.00-10.30), but I have just seen a promo for Analyze That, Monday (9.00-10.30, 11.00-11.30).
The reason why stv are broadcasting For The Record is the slot after the news (11.00-0.30) is used for Scotsport. So, does anyone know what's happening?
I believe STV are having a Hogmanay show again this year as they've been asking people to email in with messages for family members.
And on the conflicting trailers - I've spotted this before with The Mint, where they clearly just went back to the network feed a little too early. Sounds like they might just have done it again. Either that or someone hasn't told continuity of the regional variation.
Either way, more than a little sloppy. I'm not sure what STV do any more to be honest. They just throw their crappy idents on before programmes, revoice the exact same script for their trailers, and beyond that there are very few regional programmes any more.
Grant and Andy? Oh heck 
The only possible chance that STV had, to make Scotsport history by having a lassie anchor it full time - and what do they do? Blow it! 
Time will tell whether they are going to be successful or not 
I think if Offside comes back on-air I'll be watching that inside or something on Sky Sports 
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