JF
It came from BBC website, and in the UK its on iPlayer as WBR
I don’t understand someone on here said WBR was coming back and on the EPG it said that but it’s still bbc news like it has been over this dreadful pandemic, can’t they just click the switch to blue and show the good old WBR titles.
It came from BBC website, and in the UK its on iPlayer as WBR
AS
AlexS
Has the 10am simulcast finally finished?
I know we're trying to avoid rota discussion but the main reason I ask is that appears from a few things on twitter than Karin G was on air immediately after Sally Bundock this morning when for the past several months Sally has been on until the simulcast hour(s).
I know we're trying to avoid rota discussion but the main reason I ask is that appears from a few things on twitter than Karin G was on air immediately after Sally Bundock this morning when for the past several months Sally has been on until the simulcast hour(s).
GM
Does Outside Source actually know what font it wants to use? I thought the fonts looked slightly odd and it appears they are different.
Apologies for the poor quality, they were done off the hoof from the mobile iPlayer site.
Apologies for the poor quality, they were done off the hoof from the mobile iPlayer site.
AR
I do seem to have a lot of curiosity for this one here. How come has OS still been able to air throughout even with the simplified schedule with fewer 'unique' branded shows with many of them currently not airing (i.e The Briefing, Worklife, Global, Impact, etc.) yet OS is an exception?
Last edited by Archie on 11 November 2020 8:58pm - 2 times in total
CA
Presumably because, as we are always told, PBS in the US buys the OS format to air on weekdays, even though many of us fail to see why.
The question that yet remains to be answered is, how come has OS still been able to air throughout even with the simplified schedule with fewer 'unique' branded shows on-air yet OS is an exception?
Presumably because, as we are always told, PBS in the US buys the OS format to air on weekdays, even though many of us fail to see why.
GM
I could be wrong in saying but I think Outside Source is shown on PBS in the USA. WETA which is one of the PBS affiliates has it in their schedule.
I do seem to have a lot of curiosity for this one here. How come has OS still been able to air throughout even with the simplified schedule with fewer 'unique' branded shows with many of them currently not airing (i.e The Briefing, Worklife, Global, Impact, etc.) on-air yet OS is an exception?
I could be wrong in saying but I think Outside Source is shown on PBS in the USA. WETA which is one of the PBS affiliates has it in their schedule.
Last edited by Gary McEwan on 11 November 2020 8:59pm
NY
I could be wrong in saying but I think Outside Source is shown on PBS in the USA. WETA which is one of the PBS affiliates has it in their schedule.
Yes, some of the PBS member stations do clear OS. WETA is the distributor of BBC World/News programming across the member stations.
I do seem to have a lot of curiosity for this one here. How come has OS still been able to air throughout even with the simplified schedule with fewer 'unique' branded shows with many of them currently not airing (i.e The Briefing, Worklife, Global, Impact, etc.) on-air yet OS is an exception?
I could be wrong in saying but I think Outside Source is shown on PBS in the USA. WETA which is one of the PBS affiliates has it in their schedule.
Yes, some of the PBS member stations do clear OS. WETA is the distributor of BBC World/News programming across the member stations.