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I rest my case.
I think you’re paranoid.
I rest my case.
OK buddy. You literally took personal offence at a “lol everyone’s the same and capitalism gonna capitalist” take.
I didn’t even know that Muzak was even still in business until I watched GB news. I fell asleep while watching it the other night and when I woke up (in that hazy moment when you’re just waking up and don’t quite know where you are) I was convinced that I’d just woke up in a supermarket.How is it so bad?
I fell asleep while watching it
I think they’re the only ones watching it.I amazed how many wokes are glued to it
Just watching it through the fail page on Twitter.I think they’re the only ones watching it.
I think it needs more graphics, live feed from police chases, the weather being done from an outside location and only touchdowns, home runs and slam dunks. WHAMMY!Viewing figures have bombed according to the Telegraph, and understandably so. Thee's only so much YT trigonometry you can fill air-time with, If it's still on air in another year it won't be as it is now.
Viewing figures have bombed according to the Telegraph, and understandably so. Thee's only so much YT trigonometry you can fill air-time with, If it's still on air in another year it won't be as it is now.
Yeah, it's shite and inevitably leads to the mini bar being raided.I can’t see many watching any of these news channels. The only time I’ve ever watched them is when I was in some god forsaken country and the only English language channels were CNN or BBC News. From what I remember of BBC News it was on a loop and you’d end up having the same items played over and over again
When viewing figures mattered.
Not even a week later.I can’t see many watching any of these news channels. The only time I’ve ever watched them is when I was in some god forsaken country and the only English language channels were CNN or BBC News. From what I remember of BBC News it was on a loop and you’d end up having the same items played over and over again
You'd certainly be concerned if you were one of their investors. Completely bombing now and a waste of investment.I can’t see many watching any of these news channels. The only time I’ve ever watched them is when I was in some god forsaken country and the only English language channels were CNN or BBC News. From what I remember of BBC News it was on a loop and you’d end up having the same items played over and over again
You'd certainly be concerned if you were one of their investors. Completely bombing now and a waste of investment.
Do you rely on British history for your identity or have you got your own personality?
DO you need statues, flags and Empires to be an interesting person or can you do it all by yourself?www.thedailymash.co.uk
Do you rely on British history for your identity or have you got your own personality?
DO you need statues, flags and Empires to be an interesting person or can you do it all by yourself?www.thedailymash.co.uk
See this a lot but what are you classing as the mainstream? Neil was at the BBC for 25 years, Stewart did 30 years at ITN, Brazier at Sky for 24, McCoy on the BBC for 17 years, Wootton at The Sun / NOTW for 14 years and Farage is the 9th most frequent guest on Question Time.a reliable alternative to the usual mainstream stuff
Those Sky figures are staggering .The top eight channels by views as of last Friday read as follows:
BBC Breakfast: 1.4 million
Good Morning Britain: 574,000
Channel 4 News: 323,000
BBC Newsnight: 288,000
BBCNews 9am: 226,000
Sky News Breakfast: 73,000
GBN Great British Breakfast: 56,000
GBN Brazier and Muroki: 36,000
Those Sky figures are staggering .
If that's accurate it's interesting that more people watch morning news than evening news.The top eight channels by views as of last Friday read as follows:
BBC Breakfast: 1.4 million
Good Morning Britain: 574,000
Channel 4 News: 323,000
BBC Newsnight: 288,000
BBCNews 9am: 226,000
Sky News Breakfast: 73,000
GBN Great British Breakfast: 56,000
GBN Brazier and Muroki: 36,000
If that's accurate it's interesting that more people watch morning news than evening news.
What exactly do they imagine has happened during the night? Perhaps they are more interested in overseas stories? Is this why morning news discussion points are dominated by opinions and what's in the papers?
Imagine a lot of people just stick it on in the background when they're getting ready for work. Not the same as sitting down in the evening and actively watching.Alternatively, it could quite simply be down to the competition. What option is there in the morning other than news? Then by nighttime you’ll have dramas, comedy programmes, sport, etc.
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