Can you let us know if you see the new Sponsor Board on the Perth bulletin tonight?
@Biscuit45, the sponsor board was seen with the same theme and all, the only difference was that the ‘Coming Up’ text was replaced with ‘Up Next’ and that there was nothing coming up, only confused viewers.
Oh, it is one of these days is it!?
Did all of that actually go to air??
Not on the same day (not even the same year), and there was a little contextual editing (e.g. the no news supers for 7, 9 and 10) for entertainment purposes
Copy and pasting the YouTube description:
Clips are from Seven News and Today Tonight Adelaide (April 2017), Ten Eyewitness News Adelaide (September 2015) and Nine News Adelaide (May 2017).
Nine’s clip was if I recall the first bulletin using the new Adelaide set and there was a long break waiting for ACA. 7 were for a little while having technical issues on one day of the week, over several weeks, but this all seems to be fixed these days
Originally posted in tongue-in-cheek mocks: Tongue-in-cheek mocks - #337 by marquisite
Well I was wondering how long it would take them to do it… It is quite cheeky when its still classified as “in program” for them to get around the ad break restraints.
Seven News claims 2018 ratings year:
@TV.Cynic Would that be Monday to Sunday or just Monday to Friday?
Seven News is has the highest average audience in Brisbane (6pm-7pm) for the survey period on every day of the week except Monday! So that claim applies to Mon-Fri, Weekend and Sun-Sat. It also has the highest audience 6-6.30 and 6.30-7pm.
That looks great!
Should become permanent in my opinion
Did 7 at any point declare it’s broadcast rights to the event?
Seems the curse has spread, Perth seems to be having major technical issues tonight, no super graphics during the opening, and no OST Graphic either:
Seems to have been fixed by the 2nd story.
Was fixed tonight
It was actually fixed last night
Have a question
When news services promote a exclusive story how long is it a exclusive
For as long as other stations do not pursue their own reporting on that story.
That said, “Exclusive” has been abused by multiple stations on the same “get,” be it a story or a guest, sometimes nearly simultaneously. It’s most painfully apparent in morning television.