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The Sky News Thread

Gibsy posted:
If this is the NBC reporter you mean, it looks like a working from home setup with a TV backdrop, Can't imagine its over satellite.

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I think the discussion is about how it gets to Sky, not how it gets from the reporter's home.

Question is whether the reporter is connected directly to Sky (via a Sky LiveU/WMT etc. server) or whether the reporter is connected to LiveU/WMT server at NBC in NY/DC etc. as usual, then there would be an additional connection from NBC NY/DC etc. to Sky (which may be satellite or a compressed IP circuit etc.)


Now being shown on screen as 'Sky Correspondent'



Yes this is a NBC/WRC-4 (DC owned-and-operated) Washington reporter named Tracie Potts. She files live reports every day for the national newscast Early Today on most NBC stations (4:00 a.m. via recording in my market.) She also appears during my local station's breakfast show with live DC updates from 4:30-7 through what must be an affiliate arrangement that all NBC stations must have the option to take at certain set times. Her Twitter account shows a pic of her broadcasting live from what she describes the "NBC Potts Bureau" so she is definitely at home. Must have a busy schedule with hits on NBC, the affiliates, Sky and likely NBC News Now plus WRC.

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BBC World News from New Broadcasting House

I live in the USA and just started receiving BBC World News channel this past weekend. In the past I have been able to watch half hour editions of World News on my local PBS stations (we have two here) and BBC America. We don't have any proper news channels here any longer and it is very difficult to even find a good summary of the news every day unless you can get home in time to catch the CBS Evening News/PBS Newshour or be home at the time BBCWN airs on public television/BBCAM. I realize I can watch any number of news sources on my phone, and I do, but I also like to watch news on my TV still. I don't think it is too much to ask to have ONE good news channel. I don't live in a huge metro area so we don't have a 24 local news channel either. Some here might not hold BBCWN in very high regard but it is a breath of fresh air over here.