Not sure what the viewing numbers on YouTube have been throughout the show but they're currently attracting over 12,000 across both streams.
LargelyALurker post_id=56430 time= user_id=1757 Wrote:Their ‘exclusive’ DOG outside the safe zone during the Farage/Trump interview
Is there a 'safe zone' these days?
030293 post_id=56437 time= user_id=1695 Wrote:Where does Ofcom stand on tweets that are read out? One thay caught my eye was Helen I believe from Twitter who claimed the Dominion Machines were rigged. I believe this has been a huge topic in the US and Dominion have successfully sued for defamation - would there be anything here for reporting falsehoods? Especially given the tweet would have to be selected
Is it a case of selectively choosing to report the opinion of something they want to say themselves but quoting it from someone else in an attempt to deflect action.
The interview has got very little traction - no reports on BBC, ITV and Sky whilst Google News only has
one report on it amongst several on his name coming up in the Ghislaine Maxwell Trial and reports on his ignoring a positive covid test before the Presidential Debate last year.
TVViewer256 post_id=56438 time= user_id=1039 Wrote:Not sure what the viewing numbers on YouTube have been throughout the show but they're currently attracting over 12,000 across both streams.
How does that compare to their usual streaming numbers at that time of day? Even that number doesn't sound like it's setting the world alight.
James2001 post_id=56473 time= user_id=956 Wrote:How does that compare to their usual streaming numbers at that time of day?
Check out
this Twitter feed. You'll find what you want soon enough.
Is the GB News stream geolocked? I wonder how many of those views are from outside the UK if it isn't. Not really much of a success raising the profile of the channel if all it's got are some US Trump fans who'll likely never watch the channel again.
Brekkie post_id=56468 time= user_id=976 Wrote:030293 post_id=56437 time= user_id=1695 Wrote:Where does Ofcom stand on tweets that are read out? One thay caught my eye was Helen I believe from Twitter who claimed the Dominion Machines were rigged. I believe this has been a huge topic in the US and Dominion have successfully sued for defamation - would there be anything here for reporting falsehoods? Especially given the tweet would have to be selected
Is it a case of selectively choosing to report the opinion of something they want to say themselves but quoting it from someone else in an attempt to deflect action.
The interview has got very little traction - no reports on BBC, ITV and Sky whilst Google News only has one report on it amongst several on his name coming up in the Ghislaine Maxwell Trial and reports on his ignoring a positive covid test before the Presidential Debate last year.
The Guardian and Telegraph picked it up, but its had little to no coverage on other TV outlets.
London Lite post_id=56490 time= user_id=953 Wrote:James2001 post_id=56484 time= user_id=956 Wrote:Is the GB News stream geolocked?
No.
Probably is just mostly US Trump fans then who can't watch any other way then, not likely to lead to any sort of boost in viewership.
Looks like GB News removed any posts on Mr. Trump's comments on Meagan Markle
030293 post_id=56437 time= user_id=1695 Wrote:Where does Ofcom stand on tweets that are read out? One thay caught my eye was Helen I believe from Twitter who claimed the Dominion Machines were rigged. I believe this has been a huge topic in the US and Dominion have successfully sued for defamation - would there be anything here for reporting falsehoods? Especially given the tweet would have to be selected
Ofcom won't really care unless there's a complaint. Legally though, a libel repeated is still a libel and a proper news outlet would challenge such a claim or just not go there at all.
The two companies who were accused of vote rigging - Dominion and Smartmatic have both taken out lawsuits again several news organisations including OAN, Fox News and Newsmax. The cases haven't happened yet so whether they'll be successful or not no one knows, but you can be sure that none of them will touch them with a bargepole. Any mention of those companies is immediately moved on
Worzel post_id=56492 time=1638400359 user_id=1259 Wrote:Brekkie post_id=56468 time= user_id=976 Wrote:030293 post_id=56437 time= user_id=1695 Wrote:Where does Ofcom stand on tweets that are read out? One thay caught my eye was Helen I believe from Twitter who claimed the Dominion Machines were rigged. I believe this has been a huge topic in the US and Dominion have successfully sued for defamation - would there be anything here for reporting falsehoods? Especially given the tweet would have to be selected
Is it a case of selectively choosing to report the opinion of something they want to say themselves but quoting it from someone else in an attempt to deflect action.
The interview has got very little traction - no reports on BBC, ITV and Sky whilst Google News only has one report on it amongst several on his name coming up in the Ghislaine Maxwell Trial and reports on his ignoring a positive covid test before the Presidential Debate last year.
The Guardian and Telegraph picked it up, but its had little to no coverage on other TV outlets.
Sky news had an article prior to broadcast
https://news.sky.com/story/amp/donald-tr...n-12483519
This subject was also picked up by some of the tabloids. I didn’t see anything on the bbc.
TVViewer256 post_id=56438 time= user_id=1039 Wrote:Not sure what the viewing numbers on YouTube have been throughout the show but they're currently attracting over 12,000 across both streams.
There's the GB News app as well as YouTube.
Worzel post_id=56492 time= user_id=1259 Wrote:Brekkie post_id=56468 time= user_id=976 Wrote:030293 post_id=56437 time= user_id=1695 Wrote:Where does Ofcom stand on tweets that are read out? One thay caught my eye was Helen I believe from Twitter who claimed the Dominion Machines were rigged. I believe this has been a huge topic in the US and Dominion have successfully sued for defamation - would there be anything here for reporting falsehoods? Especially given the tweet would have to be selected
Is it a case of selectively choosing to report the opinion of something they want to say themselves but quoting it from someone else in an attempt to deflect action.
The interview has got very little traction - no reports on BBC, ITV and Sky whilst Google News only has one report on it amongst several on his name coming up in the Ghislaine Maxwell Trial and reports on his ignoring a positive covid test before the Presidential Debate last year.
The Guardian and Telegraph picked it up, but its had little to no coverage on other TV outlets.
It was discussed on Times Radio last night in the 11pm slot, when they talk with their US journalists.
I see there’s a breaking Meghan story - well that’s GB News’s primetime main story set for tonight then.