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The 'Victoria Derbyshire' Programme

Victoria Derbyshire's new daytime show... (January 2015)

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News96
London Lite posted:
They can get Joanna, Julian or even Mr Blobby. The format is still a stinker.

James Harding (Director of News) really needs to stop deluding himself and accept the fact that the progame hasn't worked and needs to go ASAP
CA
Cando
News96 posted:
London Lite posted:
They can get Joanna, Julian or even Mr Blobby. The format is still a stinker.

James Harding (Director of News) really needs to stop deluding himself and accept the fact that the progame hasn't worked and needs to go ASAP


The only delusion is on your part. Not a fan by any measure but It'll still be there in 12 months. Nobody outside this forum gives a damn about what's on a little watched news channel at 9.15 in the morning.
VM
VMPhil
Although they'd rightly presume that a rolling news channel would be showing rolling news…
Square Eyes and London Lite gave kudos
BR
Brekkie
I take it Victoria doesn't do Fridays then.
LL
London Lite Founding member
Brekkie posted:
I take it Victoria doesn't do Fridays then.


Or Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday going by this week. Thought Madame would at least stay on the show for the first three months to bed the show in?
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Critique
Is a gallery required to output the 9:30 half-hour on Fridays following World News Today? After half past we had a headline summary that I assume WN also took, up until the point the presenter trailed what was coming up at Ten, before going to Newswatch, and then at 9:45 we went to the BBC Sport Centre for a trail of what was coming up on Sportsday, with the Sport presenter also linking into the Film Review.
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Marcus Founding member
Critique posted:
Is a gallery required to output the 9:30 half-hour on Fridays following World News Today? After half past we had a headline summary that I assume WN also took, up until the point the presenter trailed what was coming up at Ten, before going to Newswatch, and then at 9:45 we went to the BBC Sport Centre for a trail of what was coming up on Sportsday, with the Sport presenter also linking into the Film Review.


News Channel has no presentation areas so everything has to go through a gallery somewhere
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John
Brekkie posted:
I take it Victoria doesn't do Fridays then.

She's making beautiful films. Confused
NG
noggin Founding member
Marcus posted:

News Channel has no presentation areas so everything has to go through a gallery somewhere


Whilst it is definitely true that there is no News Channel pres area, I'm not sure that is technically true that everything has to go through a gallery.

AIUI it is possible to route directly to the News Channel outgoing circuits independently of a gallery - so you could route an incoming OS or a replay source to line without it going through a gallery. (The same was true at TVC but was much trickier - mainly because it was done so infrequently)
TR
TROGGLES
VMPhil posted:
Although they'd rightly presume that a rolling news channel would be showing rolling news…

Harding ...

. ´The reason I think that is that what we were trying to do was to make a television programme that would live beyond television.'

Now if that isn't a lot of spherical objects I don't know what is. BBC management are so completely disconnected with reality.
LL
London Lite Founding member
TROGGLES posted:
VMPhil posted:
Although they'd rightly presume that a rolling news channel would be showing rolling news…

Harding ...

. ´The reason I think that is that what we were trying to do was to make a television programme that would live beyond television.'

Now if that isn't a lot of spherical objects I don't know what is. BBC management are so completely disconnected with reality.


You can imagine a W1A style meeting about how they'd devise the mess that is the mid-morning NC show.
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bazinga
[quote="London Lite" pid="961682"]
TROGGLES posted:
VMPhil posted:
Although they'd rightly presume that a rolling news channel would be showing rolling news…

Harding ...

. ´The reason I think that is that what we were trying to do was to make a television programme that would live beyond television.'

Now if that isn't a lot of spherical objects I don't know what is. BBC management are so completely disconnected with reality.

Yeah yeah, cool yeah. Very Happy

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