10-01-2022, 04:59 PM
This actually didn’t look too bad for a newsroom position. (Literally reading the news from his office desk).
https://youtu.be/dXyaAY5Mujo
https://youtu.be/dXyaAY5Mujo
Quote:Maitlis has the stature to replace Snow, but sources poured scorn on the idea that she would be hired. “Would Esme really want her first move to be appointing her mate?” asked one, adding that Maitlis was believed to like the range of work the BBC offers. “She gets to make documentaries on American politics, write the odd book and appear on the cover of Tatler — that wouldn’t really happen with Channel 4, even if they promised it.”
A further complication is that Deborah Turness, the chief executive of ITN, is moving in the opposite direction to Wren, becoming the BBC’s head of news and current affairs, and may not wish to lose a high-profile presenter from her future employer.
House post_id=65961 time= user_id=1266 Wrote:It’s not a long term appointment, but if they wanted to add a high profile name to the team Andrew Neil would be a pretty natural fit to me. Already linked to C4, is available and worked well as a co-presenter on the Daily Politics for a number of years.I disagree - he is not a natural news presenter - he is a opinion led broadcaster - I wouldn’t like to see Andrew Neil presenting daily news
Markymark post_id=74437 time= user_id=1078 Wrote:Surprised they didn't wait until Monday, the whole show (thanks to the start of BST on Sunday) would then be in daylightGiven the view it's probably best they do it in darkness. At least Steph's Packed Lunch has a fairly nice waterfront view - this looks like they're broadcasting from a doctors surgery car park.