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Axolotl post_id=67240 time=1644099510 user_id=774 Wrote:
excel99 post_id=67184 time= user_id=1238 Wrote:That would only work 4 days a week though - The Nine is The Seven on a Friday (presumably it was being moved for football so much on a Friday that BBC Scotland have decided to keep it at 1900 every Friday)

Isn't it normally only half and hour on Fridays though?
Yes, if there is live football. When there isn't, such as this coming Friday, The Seven is an hour
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0014ck9
I still think they’ve missed a trick not being newsbeat... I get the ‘newsbeat would need a bigger team’ logic above... but they’ve had to put a team in place for this ‘catch up’ and would also then have mad much more sense to utilise newsbeat specials etc on the channel.

Really non-joined up thinking from bbc which surely needs to take people on the journey between different strands of the BBC to keep it alive
GraemeT post_id=67349 time= user_id=1404 Wrote:I still think they’ve missed a trick not being newsbeat... I get the ‘newsbeat would need a bigger team’ logic above... but they’ve had to put a team in place for this ‘catch up’ and would also then have mad much more sense to utilise newsbeat specials etc on the channel.

Really non-joined up thinking from bbc which surely needs to take people on the journey between different strands of the BBC to keep it alive

It might be worth remembering too that apart from TV and Radio being quite different media to write for, Newsbeat is in the process of being moved from London to Birmingham.
Where is the catch up being produced?

And yes - clearly a different medium - but it’s about the brand. No one is proposing just visualising the 545 newsbeat and putting it out at 7.
GraemeT post_id=67491 time= user_id=1404 Wrote:Where is the catch up being produced?
Studio & Gallery F in BH.

https://twitter.com/chrisckmedia/status/...99/photo/1
A new presenter on tonight, Sam.

I don't think we've seen Kirsty present yet, will look forward to see her presenting style.
valley post_id=67506 time= user_id=971 Wrote:
GraemeT post_id=67491 time= user_id=1404 Wrote:Where is the catch up being produced?
Studio & Gallery F in BH.

https://twitter.com/chrisckmedia/status/...99/photo/1

Again, I think David Lowe's done a fantastic job with the music, there's a recognisable "BBC News"-esque tone to it without being too serious for a younger audience on BBC Three.

On the topic of sound design, I hate to think what would become of BBC News if they ever move away from David Lowe's themes. A part of me thinks it'll be nice/good to go for a change, another part of me thinks that the themes have become such a recognisable signature of the BBC that it'll be a waste to leave it all behind.
Not to stray too far into rota chat, but I see they had another new face presenting tonight, Julia Belle.

I wonder if they may be using the Friday edition as a way of testing some other talent on air, while keeping some consistency with the regular team Monday to Thursday.
Still no sign of Kirsty who is continuing with her day job at Newsbeat.

They also had Abbie Dewhurst from Look North Leeds to discuss Storm Eunice rather than the duty forecaster at BH presumably as she's in the BBC Three demo.
Did 60 Seconds used to run at weekends?
Not the smoothest edition... a couple of false starts with the titles/cueing the presenter. Computer issues?
Seems they've tweaked the format a bit, feels more like a mini-bulletin with a bit more stories/sections crammed in. I think it works better
Still think something like this would have worked. Using the Newsbeat staff and saved the license fee payer loads money.

Rogers-owned 680News and CityTv combined their branding and their online news operations. The radio operation now uses the famous long-time Citytv slogan "Everywhere!" The newly named CityNews680 provides hourly updates from their studio, running down the hours headlines.
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Still think something like this would have worked. Using the Newsbeat staff and saved the license fee payer loads money.

Rogers-owned 680News and CityTv combined their branding and their online news operations. The radio operation now uses the famous long-time Citytv slogan "Everywhere!" The newly named CityNews680 provides hourly updates from their studio, running down the hours headlines.
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