killy06
August 24, 2018, 8:46am
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IMO Ten could’ve ended their rolling coverage at 6:20 when they went to a break and had The Project start a little early and Hugh could’ve crossed to them.
I’ve never been a real fan of Phoebe Bowden but she was great tonight assisting Hugh with the rolling coverage as ScoMo was being sworn in.
Good effort by Ten today, a sign of things to come no doubt.
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simmey7
August 24, 2018, 8:47am
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School group from South of Australia
Mark Ferguson demonstrated why he hardly does outside broadcasts tonight. Might not have been entirely his fault, but it was woeful.
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At least one newsreader who is sick of the whole thing
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Fair and balanced line up
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Four Corners Monday: A Form of Madness
A Form of Madness
Monday 27 August 2018
This special Four Corners investigation takes you inside a political catastrophe.
We chart the rise and fall of Malcolm Turnbull and the enemies that stalked him from within.
A Form of Madness, goes to air on Monday 27th August at 8.30pm. It is replayed on Tuesday 21st August at 1.00pm and Wednesday 22nd at 11.20pm. It can also be seen on ABC NEWS channel on Saturday at 8.10pm AEST, ABC iview and at abc.net.au/4corners.
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WIN managed to get interviews from a number of regional Queensland MPs
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So, this is where the media village was, going from Old Parliament House up to Parliament House. I did this as a bit of test …
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Some thoughts on the news ratings for the week
Week 34 Preliminary
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Weeks won - Ratings Year
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Weeks won - Full Year
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Week 34 in 2017:
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Seven News was down an average 34,600 and Nine 13,800. You might conclude that commercial TV audiences are not attracted to politics and/or with rolling coverage, there isn’t anything much new to report in the 6pm news or is it just this story that has turned viewers off?
Also, ACA had its lowest Friday 5-city audience of the year; perhaps by 7pm viewers didn’t want anothe…
Today’s Herald Sun front page:
And Daily Telegraph:
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Sully
August 27, 2018, 2:49am
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The Australian released adjusted data for the news specials on Friday daytime (11am to 5pm I believe), which showed Seven’s with Michael Usher and Mark Riley came in at No 1, ABC’s was next and Nine’s 3rd.
Interesting indeed.
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Seven won nationally the story states, with the ABC winning in the five metro areas. Ten doesn’t get a mention.
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