When will CNBC EUROPE have dedicated 24/7 service broadcast from London on a permanent basis ?
That would make watching it more appealing and interesting than watching the U.S content most of the time .
Impressed by Julia Chatterley input on CNBC Europe's morning shows both as a reporter and presenter .I am amazed she did not get Rebecca Meehan's old job given her on screen presence and talent .She knows her working brief pretty well and communicates well on tv.Surely she get an anchor job soon rather than later at CNBC Europe or somewhere else .
CNBC blackout some parts of NBC Nigthly News due to footage that shows Olympics or other footage.This is because CNBC is a business channel and shows NBC Nightly News because MSNBC and NBC are their sister networks.
CNBC blackout some parts of NBC Nigthly News due to footage that shows Olympics or other footage.This is because CNBC is a business channel and shows NBC Nightly News because MSNBC and NBC are their sister networks.
nbcnightlynews.com also edit sections out, though bizarrely
last week they edited out the opening story on Pistorious from
the full bulletin but left the story in the individual items on the
app, Olympics footage and all.
You actually get to see Nightly News two hours earlier in the UK than we do on the West Coast!
Because CNBC broadcast it live at 11.30 GMT (6.30 ET broadcast) and West Coast affiliates show it at 5.30 PT (1.30 am GMT) on two hour time delay.
Here out West you get used to time delay, lol
Ah it makes sense now! Maths and anything involving it isn't my strongest point I'm hopeless at mental arithmetic and I need a calculator or pen and paper to work it out.
Ah it makes sense now! Maths and anything involving it isn't my strongest point I'm hopeless at mental arithmetic and I need a calculator or pen and paper to work it out.
Generally the show is just a delayed repeat of the earlier broadcast but sometimes there is a 'Western Edition' with updated content. Happens on Today as well. On NFL Sunday nights Nightly News isn't even broadcast in the West.
On a side note, CNBC (the domestic US service) is becoming a decent venue for primetime viewing. It feels like two separate networks. Very little international business content after US hours.
Generally the show is just a delayed repeat of the earlier broadcast but sometimes there is a 'Western Edition' with updated content. Happens on Today as well. On NFL Sunday nights Nightly News isn't even broadcast in the West.
I always thought the broadcast was the same no matter where it was coming from I know you have local affiliate channels in the US as well which I presume are good for local news.
Last night CNBC showed NBC Nightly News on a tape delay at 111:30pm uk time.the nbc nightly news was shown live on nbc at 10:30pm uk time /6:30pm eastern time.
This happens during when usa moves the daylight saving time and uk stays on GMT until end of the month
Last night CNBC showed NBC Nightly News on a tape delay at 111:30pm uk time.the nbc nightly news was shown live on nbc at 10:30pm uk time /6:30pm eastern time.
This happens during when usa moves the daylight saving time and uk stays on GMT until end of the month
It's the same with all other CNBC US shows. It can actually be rather annoying.
I always thought the broadcast was the same no matter where it was coming from I know you have local affiliate channels in the US as well which I presume are good for local news.
First 30 minutes of Today on the West Coast is often different with a 'Live PST' banner to clarify. Also the show will be started with a 'It's 7am on the West Coast' introduction. Soon goes back to ET version though. Particularly noticeable during winter when the backdrop goes from light to pitch dark in ten minutes.
Nightly News will have a 'Western Edition' banner to clarify. Sometimes there will be a break in by a different presenter with breaking news before returning to the recorded broadcast.
First 30 minutes of Today on the West Coast is often different with a 'Live PST' banner to clarify. Also the show will be started with a 'It's 7am on the West Coast' introduction. Soon goes back to ET version though. Particularly noticeable during winter when the backdrop goes from light to pitch dark in ten minutes.
Nightly News will have a 'Western Edition' banner to clarify. Sometimes there will be a break in by a different presenter with breaking news before returning to the recorded broadcast.
Thanks. The different time zones must be very confusing! Do you manage alright? It's easier here in Ireland as we're on the same time zone as the UK
Thanks. The different time zones must be very confusing! Do you manage alright? It's easier here in Ireland as we're on the same time zone as the UK
Only around 20% of the population live in the Western time zones so it's understandable that Eastern and Central Time takes priority.
The only time the difference is noticeable is during sporting events. NFL games kick off at 10am here. Monday Night Football at 5.30pm, oh and New Year's Eve when everyone has Midnight before us, lol (well except Hawaii!)
The main time the 3 hour difference brings issues is if something operates on Eastern Time like banks and if you need to transfer money before going into the red at midnight ET, then there's three hours less to do it in real terms.
So the CNBC EUROPE shows have been switched around in the morning/ lunchtime slots with the U.S based show taking over the London based show at that time.Personally I wish Kelly Evans would get her own show based around her from London in that time slot like Francine Lacqua does on BTV in the morning but for a much longer time slot .She is very bright and intelligent and easily one of CNBC Europe 's best assests.
So the CNBC EUROPE shows have been switched around in the morning/ lunchtime slots with the U.S based show taking over the London based show at that time.
I could be wrong but I think the reason for that is because of the US time change. Once the UK changes the clocks this weekend the schedules will be back to normal.
When will CNBC EUROPE have dedicated 24/7 service broadcast from London on a permanent basis ?
That would make watching it more appealing and interesting than watching the U.S content most of the time .
3 chances: Slim. Fat and none.
It cost money.
Power Lunch Europe, history. European Closing Bell used to be 2 hours, now 1 hour.
Funny how CNBC EUROPE TV AND BTV EUROPE have both been changing around their tv schedules just now Muck ups your recording of these programmes on your HDTV recorder especially if you missing something important you wanted to see .As others have said hopefully it will return to normal soon and settle down so you can record these programmes at the right times and watch them later
Funny how CNBC EUROPE TV AND BTV EUROPE have both been changing around their tv schedules just now Muck ups your recording of these programmes on your HDTV recorder especially if you missing something important you wanted to see .As others have said hopefully it will return to normal soon and settle down so you can record these programmes at the right times and watch them later
It'll return to normal when the UK change the clocks forward this weekend. It affects the schedules as the US changed their clocks a couple of weeks ago and the East Coast of the US is currently 4 hours behind UK time rather than 5 hours.
I'm glad the clocks are going forward this weekend, there were times during Squawk On The Street in the past three weeks when I was thinking it was one time and it was actually another.
SOTS will start 2:00pm as normal in the UK on Monday (and from Tuesday back to two hours because European Closing Bell is at 4:00pm - we in Europe miss the third hour :mad:) and other CNBC US shows will be back to their normal times as well. Easter Monday is not largely observed in the US except for a few states. There won't be any CNBC Europe programming due to the markets being closed as it's a public holiday.
I also want to make an apology for not posting in here for a while - there's other things I've been occupied with lately. It's good to see the thread being used regularly, thanks to those of you that post in here and those that read it too.
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That would make watching it more appealing and interesting than watching the U.S content most of the time .
You can see NBC Nightly news in full on nbcnightlynews.com or hulu.com
nbcnightlynews.com also edit sections out, though bizarrely
last week they edited out the opening story on Pistorious from
the full bulletin but left the story in the individual items on the
app, Olympics footage and all.
You actually get to see Nightly News two hours earlier in the UK than we do on the West Coast!
That doesn't make much sense to me
Here out West you get used to time delay, lol
Ah it makes sense now! Maths and anything involving it isn't my strongest point
Generally the show is just a delayed repeat of the earlier broadcast but sometimes there is a 'Western Edition' with updated content. Happens on Today as well. On NFL Sunday nights Nightly News isn't even broadcast in the West.
I always thought the broadcast was the same no matter where it was coming from
This happens during when usa moves the daylight saving time and uk stays on GMT until end of the month
It's the same with all other CNBC US shows. It can actually be rather annoying.
First 30 minutes of Today on the West Coast is often different with a 'Live PST' banner to clarify. Also the show will be started with a 'It's 7am on the West Coast' introduction. Soon goes back to ET version though. Particularly noticeable during winter when the backdrop goes from light to pitch dark in ten minutes.
Nightly News will have a 'Western Edition' banner to clarify. Sometimes there will be a break in by a different presenter with breaking news before returning to the recorded broadcast.
Thanks. The different time zones must be very confusing! Do you manage alright? It's easier here in Ireland as we're on the same time zone as the UK
Only around 20% of the population live in the Western time zones so it's understandable that Eastern and Central Time takes priority.
The only time the difference is noticeable is during sporting events. NFL games kick off at 10am here. Monday Night Football at 5.30pm, oh and New Year's Eve when everyone has Midnight before us, lol (well except Hawaii!)
The main time the 3 hour difference brings issues is if something operates on Eastern Time like banks and if you need to transfer money before going into the red at midnight ET, then there's three hours less to do it in real terms.
I could be wrong but I think the reason for that is because of the US time change. Once the UK changes the clocks this weekend the schedules will be back to normal.
3 chances: Slim. Fat and none.
It cost money.
Power Lunch Europe, history. European Closing Bell used to be 2 hours, now 1 hour.
I've still got it
It'll return to normal when the UK change the clocks forward this weekend. It affects the schedules as the US changed their clocks a couple of weeks ago and the East Coast of the US is currently 4 hours behind UK time rather than 5 hours.
SOTS will start 2:00pm as normal in the UK on Monday (and from Tuesday back to two hours because European Closing Bell is at 4:00pm - we in Europe miss the third hour :mad:) and other CNBC US shows will be back to their normal times as well. Easter Monday is not largely observed in the US except for a few states. There won't be any CNBC Europe programming due to the markets being closed as it's a public holiday.
I also want to make an apology for not posting in here for a while - there's other things I've been occupied with lately. It's good to see the thread being used regularly, thanks to those of you that post in here and those that read it too.