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I'm glad the techs at MSNBC are having fun playing with the flashy graphics (Original Post) RhodeIslandOne May 2020 OP
CNN has had better coverage of the riots. sarcasmo May 2020 #1
CNN generally has better coverage of live events n/t malaise May 2020 #10
What just happened? The anchor looked exasperated and threw her papers The Velveteen Ocelot May 2020 #2
Was wondering the same Freddie May 2020 #4
They suddenly cut to Chris Jansing with no warning, they had moved to coverage from another venue Rhiannon12866 May 2020 #5
I don't blame her (Chris Jansing) RhodeIslandOne May 2020 #6
Chris Jansing was visibly upset at the control room screwups Stinky The Clown May 2020 #3
She is STILL chewing somebody's ass. nolabear May 2020 #7
They seem really disorganized. Chris Jansing is usually very professional badhair77 May 2020 #8
We were shocked. She is always so calm. Stinky The Clown May 2020 #12
Look, this broadcasting from home thing is tricky. jls4561 May 2020 #9
I do not believe all those people are at home RhodeIslandOne May 2020 #13
Her was pissed ... StarfishSaver May 2020 #11

The Velveteen Ocelot

(115,674 posts)
2. What just happened? The anchor looked exasperated and threw her papers
Sat May 30, 2020, 10:16 PM
May 2020

down on the desk after an abrupt special report graphic appeared out of nowhere.

badhair77

(4,216 posts)
8. They seem really disorganized. Chris Jansing is usually very professional
Sat May 30, 2020, 10:37 PM
May 2020

so it seemed unusual for her to lose it like that.

jls4561

(1,257 posts)
9. Look, this broadcasting from home thing is tricky.
Sat May 30, 2020, 10:38 PM
May 2020

Networks are getting better at it, but you've got an anchor at home, and a producer, maybe also at home, people in the field and all this stuff is trying to be fed seamlessly into your living room. Plus, who knows what kind of mayhem is going on outside the block where these people live?

I've been watching MSNBC, I noticed the weird graphics, and the abrupt exit of Chris Jansing, and watched her throwing down the papers, and I too wondered about it.

But cut these people some slack, please. They are just trying to get you some information.

And has MSNBC permanently sealed Steve Kornacki next to the "big board" in Rockefeller Center? I want to about that also.

 

RhodeIslandOne

(5,042 posts)
13. I do not believe all those people are at home
Sun May 31, 2020, 12:29 AM
May 2020

I’m pretty sure most of the anchors are at 30 Rock and so are producers and techs. Some may be on location in LA or Minny or wherever. Those are not “at home” cameras.

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