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James Martin post_id=16986 time=1622929165 user_id=872 Wrote:I used to work for a commercial radio group who famously dictated that their male presenters wore a shirt and tie.

On the radio. Of all the priorities, this radio company was more bothered about how their talent looked than how they sounded.

Even on the weekend when you would enter and leave the building without seeing a soul this very bizarre rule applied.

I once turned up to remote voice track for another site after business hours, days before I had a home setup.
Shortly after an all-staff email went out about dress code.

There's a dress code at my office, and we're not turning up for any form of broadcasting.
Mike post_id=17101 time= user_id=850 Wrote:https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-richar...79725.html

These are excellent photos and are some of the best of the self-op ‘presentation desk’ I’ve seen.
deejay post_id=17298 time= user_id=880 Wrote:
Mike post_id=17101 time= user_id=850 Wrote:https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-richar...79725.html

These are excellent photos and are some of the best of the self-op ‘presentation desk’ I’ve seen.

Someone with a soft drink near an operational panel and likely operating mains powered equipment with their feet in a bucket of water.
bluecortina2 post_id=17317 time= user_id=1578 Wrote:
deejay post_id=17298 time= user_id=880 Wrote:
Mike post_id=17101 time= user_id=850 Wrote:https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-richar...79725.html

These are excellent photos and are some of the best of the self-op ‘presentation desk’ I’ve seen.

Someone with a soft drink near an operational panel and likely operating mains powered equipment with their feet in a bucket of water.

It certainly looks like one of those pictures from a Health and Safety test, where you have to spot six hazards!

By the way, surprised no one has mentioned last Friday's episode of This Time in relation to this thread ?
bluecortina2 post_id=17317 time= user_id=1578 Wrote:
deejay post_id=17298 time= user_id=880 Wrote:
Mike post_id=17101 time= user_id=850 Wrote:https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-richar...79725.html

These are excellent photos and are some of the best of the self-op ‘presentation desk’ I’ve seen.

Someone with a soft drink near an operational panel and likely operating mains powered equipment with their feet in a bucket of water.

OK, so fine, I didn’t spot any of the cardinal sins of drinks on desks etc (I wasn’t looking for that!) I was merely looking at the desk. Insufferable geek that I am.
There's a video somewhere of some guy in the 1980s presenting a bulletin on 7 Brisbane in what looked like an extremely hot studio with the top 4 or so buttons of his shirt completely undone, revealing an incredibly hairy chest.

I cannot find the clip for the life of me, which is a shame as it's a perfect little interlude to what has been a spicy thread at times. If you can find it, points to you.
Informality is the order of the day. This is David Carnock presenting 'The Week in Parliament' Big Grin Big Grin

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A tie-less Stephen Sackur reading the news on BBC World News right now, LIVE in Studio C.

Next, they’ll be wearing shorts...........
JamesWorldNews post_id=32753 time= user_id=1044 Wrote:A tie-less Stephen Sackur reading the news on BBC World News right now, LIVE in Studio C.

Next, they’ll be wearing shorts...........

That's Sackur's trademark, he never wears a tie on BBC World News. It would be a different story if they put in on the News Channel.
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