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Jul 20, 2017 · CBS News uses ENPS (though I think the O&Os use iNEWS — not sure whether the two systems can interact very much) and BBC News uses ENPS (for now), so it'd be pretty seamless to look at each others' rundowns and video (in theory!). If all that is set up, and set up for maximum ease of use, then a BBC producer could snoop into CBS' rundowns, copy and paste the story, and download the video through ENPS or another system like BitCentral in about 15-20 seconds, all without any communication ...
Cheers, Asa (currently on The TV Room looking back at trails for Christmas BBC One in the 90s - they didn't half put the effort into the animation stings in those days...) Permalink KA
Its quite interesting to observe what different countries/languages call the classic characters. The short "classic" cartoons (the seven minute ones), a lot of them have extra credits on Disney+ for the alternative voices used for other languages.
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It would certainly be asking too much for copies the revamped 5:45 and 5:40 themes .The Ken Elliott synth version was very much of the 1970s/80s era, much like his News at One theme, and you knew exactly what bulletin was coming on.
Trying to find a 90s Children's BBC show. Doing this as a favour for a friend. I remember the show. By MrDexB.
In this case, the 'tutor at college' are wrong. Web 2.0 is an unofficial term to describe web services that embed interactive video <snip>
