International News Presentation: Past and Present

The same anchor who said "Globo Cop" instead of "Globo Play" days before:

GloboCop, o site de vídeos da Globo pic.twitter.com/7dbVPYmp9e

— Alef de Lima (@limaalef) July 14, 2017

He was saying "you can find our videos on Globo Cop".
Globo Cop is the helicopter used by Globo Sao Paulo. Globo Play is Rede Globo's video on demand service.

Vesti-Sebastopol, Russia-1's regional news bulletin for the Sebastopol area, just got a new intro:

CNN International, sports news, 1993:

CNN International, promo, 1993:

RTÉ News - Ireland - 31 August 1997.

TVMV, mid- and western Jutland, Denmark, 2017:



France 3; national portion of the 7 p.m. news, 2017:

Yesterday, Brazil's Record TV and some of their affiliates brought back local evening newscasts (or launched new ones) in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Salvador, among other cities, and relaunched their existing local bulletins, collectively known as " Praça Record ".

SP Record - Record TV São Paulo (revived):


SP Record - Record TV Litoral e Vale (existing):


SP Record - Record TV Interior SP (existing):


BA Record - Record TV Itapoan (revived):


Rio Grande Record - Record TV RS (existing):


Goiás Record - Record TV Goiás (existing):


Pará Record - Record TV Belém (existing):


AP Record - TV Equinócio (new):

Moskva 24; Moscow, Russia, 2017:

Moscow24 is still running their channel successfully and since then BFMTV Paris has launched. But alas nothing for London.

Another European city-based news channel that comes to mind is GrandLille.TV, a fairly low-budget operation serving the French city of Lille. Here's a 2015 promo:



There's also BX1 in Brussels, which isn't technically an all-news channel, but much of its schedule consists of news and information:

How financially successful does Moscow 24 have to be, being owned by the government?

One of the freshest, least conventional local newscasts I've ever seen -- the 6 p.m. news Denver's KUSA (Next with Kyle Clark):