No, you're a bit out I'm afraid. They got the current set (minus the shoebox and newswall) either on or just before the anniversary, but they didn't get the current graphics until the 2010 election when Sky News HD launched. I believe in 2009 they were using graphics launched some time in 2008?
It seems that sky news are moving away from the HD exclusivity they've had over the last few years, on Murnaghan they've removed the side panels and now put the tweets on the lower thirds - I've also not seen HD side panels for some time now - the TOTH on HD is now without the sky news hd logo and is just the standard one, and of course, over the last few months they've changed the graphics so SD matches HD.
It seems that sky news are moving away from the HD exclusivity they've had over the last few years, on Murnaghan they've removed the side panels and now put the tweets on the lower thirds - I've also not seen HD side panels for some time now - the TOTH on HD is now without the sky news hd logo and is just the standard one, and of course, over the last few months they've changed the graphics so SD matches HD.
Unbelivable I just wanted to ask if the HD side panels still exist
It seems that sky news are moving away from the HD exclusivity they've had over the last few years, on Murnaghan they've removed the side panels and now put the tweets on the lower thirds - I've also not seen HD side panels for some time now - the TOTH on HD is now without the sky news hd logo and is just the standard one, and of course, over the last few months they've changed the graphics so SD matches HD.
Didn't the weather used to have side panels on HD?
It seems that sky news are moving away from the HD exclusivity they've had over the last few years, on Murnaghan they've removed the side panels and now put the tweets on the lower thirds - I've also not seen HD side panels for some time now - the TOTH on HD is now without the sky news hd logo and is just the standard one, and of course, over the last few months they've changed the graphics so SD matches HD.
Didn't the weather used to have side panels on HD?
It seems that sky news are moving away from the HD exclusivity they've had over the last few years, on Murnaghan they've removed the side panels and now put the tweets on the lower thirds - I've also not seen HD side panels for some time now - the TOTH on HD is now without the sky news hd logo and is just the standard one, and of course, over the last few months they've changed the graphics so SD matches HD.
Didn't the weather used to have side panels on HD?
Yes, is this either not the case ?
I've not seen a Sky News weather forecast (or narration ) in the last few weeks so don't know.
It seems that sky news are moving away from the HD exclusivity they've had over the last few years, on Murnaghan they've removed the side panels and now put the tweets on the lower thirds - I've also not seen HD side panels for some time now - the TOTH on HD is now without the sky news hd logo and is just the standard one, and of course, over the last few months they've changed the graphics so SD matches HD.
Didn't the weather used to have side panels on HD?
Yes, is this either not the case ?
I've not seen a Sky News weather forecast (or narration ) in the last few weeks so don't know.
The 4 and 6pm bulletins didn't have the weather side panels, so I'm pretty sure they've dropped them too.
Ian King joins Sky News from The Times as new business presenter, succeeds Jeff Randall. Current Times business and city ed.
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Sky News has appointed Ian King as its new Business Presenter. Ian joins Sky from The Times where he is Business and City Editor.
Ian will be a lead voice in Sky’s business coverage and will present its daily business programme that tackles the top corporate stories of the day. The show, based at Sky’s City studio in the Gherkin, features hard hitting interviews that puts business leaders through their paces, analyses the big corporate news of the day, as well as helping to tell our viewers how these stories will affect their lives. He will also offer his expertise on big business stories across Sky News’ multiple digital products.
Ian has been at the forefront of financial journalism for the last twenty years, starting his reporting career at The Daily Telegraph. Since then he has worked at The Guardian and The Mail on Sunday before becoming Business Editor of The Sun in 2000. Whilst there he was named Business Journalist of the Year at the UK Press Awards and Business Journalist of the Year at the London Press Club Awards.
John Ryley, Head of Sky News, commented: ‘Ian’s credentials are impeccable. He is a powerhouse in business journalism and I know he will make a real impact with our viewers. The business beat has never been more important and I am delighted Ian has decided to join us and lead the talented team we already have at Sky News.’
Ian added: ‘I am thrilled to be joining the Sky News team. Sky's business coverage during recent years has been second-to-none and its passion for business news unmatched.’
Ian will take on the role after Jeff Randall steps down at the end of March.
) in the last few weeks so don't know.