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YouTube Gold - Rob - 19-03-2021
Kaye Adams presenting a Central News bulletin in November 1987, before handing over to Jobfinder...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gINFUvCL1qE
YouTube Gold - Rob - 27-03-2021
Here's Pam Royle's final ITV News Tyne Tees.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVUy-y-rRrs
YouTube Gold - Ben - 28-03-2021
A look behind the scenes at ITN in 1997.
https://youtu.be/OoX6HeVVJ1s
YouTube Gold - Mateus Honrado - 29-03-2021
The first and last minutes of TV-am.
https://youtu.be/Gof6QJKypVM
YouTube Gold - Cammy Murphy - 29-03-2021
Recording of News at Ten voiceovers from 1992. https://youtu.be/crarYIy4H_o
YouTube Gold - nwtv2003 - 29-03-2021
Some clips from JamXmix have been uploaded recently from many of the Sky channels from 1996/97. Including the launch of Granada Sky on Granada Good Life:
https://youtu.be/7I31XeJliz0
I recommend having a look at the channel if you appreciate the presentation of that era.
YouTube Gold - James2001 - 29-03-2021
Ben post_id=119 time=1616960621 user_id=49 Wrote:A look behind the scenes at ITN in 1997.
https://youtu.be/OoX6HeVVJ1s
IRN still physically splicing reel-to-reel tape in 1997, seems archaic!
From the period where the LBC name had vanished as well and ITN were running it as "News Direct".
YouTube Gold - GraphicsMan - 29-03-2021
James2001 post_id=677 time=1617045569 user_id=956 Wrote:IRN still physically splicing reel-to-reel tape in 1997, seems archaic!
If my memory serves me correctly we were still using reel to reel tape in BBC local radio too. I think I had access to SaDiE as an editing tool, but only because I used to make all the station trails every week. And those used to get mixed onto carts for transmission.
I think it was as late as 1999/2000 that we started doing more editing digitally.
YouTube Gold - Inspector Sands - 29-03-2021
James2001 post_id=677 time=1617045569 user_id=956 Wrote:From the period where the LBC name had vanished as well and ITN were running it as "News Direct".
It had vanished on FM, but the LBC name had returned on MW the previous year as LBC 1152.
News Direct was fairly decent before ITN integrated it with their other rolling news services and started to do it very cheaply. However it's still going as LBC News
YouTube Gold - James2001 - 30-03-2021
Inspector Sands post_id=779 time=1617053025 user_id=1003 Wrote:News Direct was fairly decent before ITN integrated it with their other rolling news services and started to do it very cheaply. However it's still going as LBC News
Basically the MW and FM stations swapped places.
YouTube Gold - James Martin - 30-03-2021
GraphicsMan post_id=752 time=1617050713 user_id=1031 Wrote:James2001 post_id=677 time=1617045569 user_id=956 Wrote:IRN still physically splicing reel-to-reel tape in 1997, seems archaic!
If my memory serves me correctly we were still using reel to reel tape in BBC local radio too. I think I had access to SaDiE as an editing tool, but only because I used to make all the station trails every week. And those used to get mixed onto carts for transmission.
I think it was as late as 1999/2000 that we started doing more editing digitally.
I'm surprised at tape still being used in 1997 TBH - I would have thought that any editing in the mid-to-late 90's would have been done on MiniDisc?
On an RSL I worked on in 1996 the music came off CD but there was a very rudimentary - built in-house - playout system, running on Windows 3.1, for production and ads. Were carts really being used that late - again, I was under the impression production (and commercials) were digital for most stations by the end of the 90s, and if not they'd be on MD?
YouTube Gold - Inspector Sands - 30-03-2021
James2001 post_id=836 time=1617060397 user_id=956 Wrote:Yes, when Chryalis took over LBC in the early 2000s they moved the talk format to FM and the rolling news to MW, branding both with the LBC name.Inspector Sands post_id=779 time=1617053025 user_id=1003 Wrote:News Direct was fairly decent before ITN integrated it with their other rolling news services and started to do it very cheaply. However it's still going as LBC News
Basically the MW and FM stations swapped places.
It's odd - now it seems logical to have them that way round, but from the time they split frequencies in the late 80s the convention was to have the more informal, chatty phone in station on MW and the premium upmarket news and information led station on FM (although they had lots of simulcasting, which is what led to their license loss)
YouTube Gold - Mateus Honrado - 30-03-2021
Here's a compilation of clips from the first five years of MTV Europe.
https://youtu.be/iSiekYIlbQM
YouTube Gold - KK! - 31-03-2021
Inspector Sands post_id=865 time=1617081060 user_id=1003 Wrote:Yes, when Chryalis took over LBC in the early 2000s they moved the talk format to FM and the rolling news to MW, branding both with the LBC name.
News Direct also used some slightly dodgy audio branding. It also changed its name about four times; first “ITN News Direct”, referred to as ITN by presenters, then “News Direct”. Once it changed to LBC, presenters kept accidentally saying saying ITN despite that being years ago by that point!
YouTube Gold - Inspector Sands - 01-04-2021
KK! post_id=1349 time=1617213307 user_id=1225 Wrote:News Direct also used some slightly dodgy audio branding. It also changed its name about four times; first “ITN News Direct”, referred to as ITN by presenters, then “News Direct”. Once it changed to LBC, presenters kept accidentally saying saying ITN despite that being years ago by that point!It was originally London News 97.3, then just News 97.3, then News Direct 97.3 before having the ITN added and then taken away again