15-03-2023, 08:32 PM
(15-03-2023, 08:04 PM)Andrew Wrote:(01-03-2023, 07:25 PM)Brekkie Wrote: It's about headlines though isn't it - striking on budget day, for the Coronatio or in the Eurovision week, is more likely to grab headlines than a random day in a random week.Doesn’t look like this is the case, and those of us who said it was a strange day to pick were right
Very minimal mention of the strike action on Calendar, pretty much no mention on the ITV Evening News
Had it been a quieter day without the budget or without doctors and teachers strikes, it’s likely the regions and the national news would have featured the BBC strikes in the headlines and done full reports covering it
Most LRs managed to put out normal programming today despite some stations networking or taking a pre-recorded show this morning.
Considering LR programming has become more music intensive and not so reliant on journalists except for the news bulletins, it's given the impression for normal listeners in the unaffected areas that it's largely business as usual.
The only noticeable difference on Radio London today was that they had a freelance journalist read the news as well as travel and weather.