- Monday, July 19, 2010, 11:03
- Broadcasting and Media
- 690 views
Observant news geeks may have noticed a difference in the way 3 News was presented last night.
According to
Alistair Wilkinson's Twitter page, a technical problem believed to be the main projection screen was to blame.
Wilkinson also engaged in conversations via Twitter over how the director should deal with the issues, taking suggestions from followers.
I personally liked the stand up to close the show. ...
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- Tuesday, May 4, 2010, 10:08
- Broadcasting and Media
- 348 views
3 News maintains its stronghold over the 18-49 demographic beating One News yet again with a 32.2% share compared to their 28%.
And owning the Auckland market, 3 News has surged ahead in the 18-49 Auckland Urban demographic, with a 15.2% rise in ratings to 33.6% compared to One News‘ 20.1% - down a staggering 26.0% compared to this ...
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- Thursday, April 22, 2010, 10:35
- Broadcasting and Media
- 441 views
Can you tell us what is your favourite thing about being the 3 News Europe Correspondent?
The variety and the experiences. Because I'm the only staff member for TV3 in the Northern Hemisphere, I cover everything. This means one day I can be covering politics in Britain, the next I could be covering sport like the Rowing World ...
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- Wednesday, April 7, 2010, 11:37
- Breaking News, Broadcasting and Media
- 473 views
3 News is outrating One News in its own target audience of 25-54 year olds nationally. For the month of March, 3 News recorded a 31.3% share, compared with One News’ 27.5% share, down a whopping 23.0% compared to their 35.6% share this time last year.
In TV3’s own key demographic (18-49 national) the figures see 3 News ...
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- Tuesday, March 30, 2010, 17:17
- Breaking News, Broadcasting and Media
- 899 views
3 News reporter Rachel Morton has confirmed she is moving to Auckland.
Morton has been reporting for TV3 from Wellington for the last 3 years.
"I'm excited about the move and looking forward to the challenge" she told Dan News.
News of the move has come just a week after it was
announced Kate Lynch was leaving 3 News for ...
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- Thursday, March 18, 2010, 9:31
- Broadcasting and Media, Featured
- 500 views
TV3 has given viewers a hint of what to expect from their new show 'The Nation' via the shows
Facebook page.
The show will be presented by Stephen Parker and Duncan Garner from the 3 News studio in Auckland.
Here are some of the images posted....
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- Tuesday, March 16, 2010, 16:36
- Broadcasting and Media
- 746 views
Outspoken ex-Green MP Nandor Tanczos joins the team of TV3 bloggers to write weekly for 3news.co.nz on environmental and ecological issues.
Tanczos, a social ecologist and Rastafarian of Hungarian and African descent, has been a businessman and a beggar, a legislator and an outlaw, and is currently a community educator, freelance writer and orator and can now add blogger ...
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- Friday, March 12, 2010, 9:33
- Broadcasting and Media
- 539 views
The New Zealand Herald is reporting that there is a possibility of TVNZ and TV3's 6PM news programmes being shortened to 30 minutes. What do you think of this?
Results: 65 % of respondents voted to keep the news in its current full hour format.
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- Saturday, March 6, 2010, 11:24
- Broadcasting and Media
- 333 views
NZI Business 31,510
ASB Business 9,710
Breakfast 118,780
Sunrise 23,010
ONE News Midday 103,760
3 News at Twelve 32,640
ONE News 500,920
3 News 305,540
Close Up 417,580
Campbell Live 221,680
Tonight 192,720
Nightline 171,640
Source: AGB NMR (Measurement: All people 5 years and over - average audience nationwide)
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- Thursday, February 11, 2010, 9:48
- Breaking News, Broadcasting and Media
- 561 views
The breaking investigations, heart-wrenching stories and high-profile interviews are back for another year when 60 Minutes returns to our screen on a new night of Wednesday, February 17th at 7:30pm on 3.
2009 saw 60 Minutes cover some intriguing local and international stories, and according to Executive Producer Terence Taylor, 2010 will prove to be even more fascinating.
“As always ...
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