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[Meridian MR]

I get your point, Meridian MR, no question. I'm sure CNN does too, but it does not seem to jump onto it. For the moment.

MSNBC International does exist? Really? Is there an online stream? I'd appreciate more insight since I only know the regular (US) version.

It is literally the US MSNBC, except they have promos advertising MSNBC programmes and anchors inserted where the US channel's commercial breaks are. They also constantly play short idents during the breaks that has a deep voice saying 'this is MSNBC International'.
It's also part of the package of channels that we receive on the cruise ships I work on.
I don't think there's an online stream, but these are the details of how to receive it by satellite:
https://www.lyngsat.com/tvchannels/us/MS...ional.html

[nznewser]

Fox News is the same. We get their full domestic broadcast with highlights/feature reports during the commercial breaks.

[nznewser]

First Move has been on air for nearly 3 years (if I recall correctly, it launched about Sept/Oct 2018). While the promo for that show is one of CNN's best, do they really need to advertise it as being "CNN's newest business show". While technically correct, it seems a bit dated for a show that's been running for nearly 3 years!

[Charles]

Hello! Glad to see a number of familiar faces have popped up over here.

Just wanted to point out that Hala's Instagram story today included a post about "last show from home." Maybe this means she'll be back in the studio regularly again? And perhaps others as well?

[nznewser]

The temporary change of schedule for QMB means it now airs at 5am in New Zealand and then we're stuck with US broadcasts through to 4pm when the 5 hour CNN Newsroom block starts, so I'm very much missing all these new developments, of Hala being back and others. Yes, I know we're a small country and a very small CNN audience, so I shouldn't complain too much, but even for Australia, QMB at 3am is even worse! I'm assuming (hoping) it reverts back to the usual time once the George Floyd trial concludes.

[TMD_24]

It's Alisyn's last show on New Day today.

[TMD_24]

Richard Quest is back. He's doing an International version of Newsroom at 4:50pm whilst the trial is in a break.

[nznewser]

He was on air at 6pm GMT too. This is how CNNI should be handling big US issues like this. CNNI anchoring Newsroom or other show and then cutting to the trial when it gets underway. Rather than going full Domestic.

[Sky303]

It's Alisyn's last show on New Day today.

Here's her farewell
https://twitter.com/NewDay/status/1379780590115958793

[onetrickypony]

I didn't realise they had a sofa! They always seemed permanently glued to the desk.

[Newsroom]

I didn't realise they had a sofa! They always seemed permanently glued to the desk.

They brought it back two weeks ago with an extra section for social distancing compliance and had Don Lemon on selling his book.

[LivefromORL]

I didn't realise they had a sofa! They always seemed permanently glued to the desk.

My completely unconfirmed take is that John Berman is a “behind the desk” type anchor. Seems like his shows (which he’s done from 4am-12pm over the years) rarely feature stand ups.

Classy send off for Alisyn. I’m sure her and Victor will get along well at 2pm and I just hope they give them an actual set to use, not just that cramped Newsroom flash set.

[mark]

A nice send-off - although, at the end of the video, I love that she doesn't look impressed when John suggests that moving to 2pm is a positive thing.

[ginnyfan]

As much as they claim it was her choice, I doubt it. Brianna needs a bigger platform for her monologues.

[ATLerinHK]

The temporary change of schedule for QMB means it now airs at 5am in New Zealand and then we're stuck with US broadcasts through to 4pm when the 5 hour CNN Newsroom block starts, so I'm very much missing all these new developments, of Hala being back and others. Yes, I know we're a small country and a very small CNN audience, so I shouldn't complain too much, but even for Australia, QMB at 3am is even worse! I'm assuming (hoping) it reverts back to the usual time once the George Floyd trial concludes.

Ever since CNNI canceled NewsStream I feel Asia-Pacific is no longer a priority as an audience.