Rome wasn’t built in a day. 
Yes well perhaps they should have done a bit more work before launching
Well I tuned in briefly this morning and was surprised to see the ‘One black- one white’ set up. I thought they were not doing Woke???
I tune in every now and then. Lip sync is better some of the time but there are still times when it’s out. The continuity doesn’t exactly flow at times. Quite a bit of hesitancy between the team.
The picture quality is better on Virgin Media’s cable box than on Freeview.
Hard for me to concentrate on the content when there are these technical glitches going on. Early days for the channel but they probably should have put a few in a few more dummy runs before going live.
Lady Colin Campbell was on last night and she was brilliant. Just wind her up and let her go on about Harry and Meghan!
What she said was right Meghan and Harry are now claiming nobody approved of their marriage as she was mixed race and people are racist. Lady C pointed out that thousands lined the streets to celebrate their marriage, thousands more watched it on TV and the overwhelming comments were that Meghan was a breath of fresh air into the royal family and they were wished all the best.
I think the technical stuff can and will be resolved if they are given time by the sponsors. The content is just what is needed. Presenting fair and reasoned comment on the sort of wokeness and left wing prejudice we have to suffer from the BBC and other channels.
Representing what ordinary folk think.
The Beeb doesn’t like it up ‘em. 
Yesterday companies considering an ad boycott of GB News clearly irritated the broadcaster, with Andrew Neil taking to Twitter to point out the hypocrisy of IKEA. Guido can now reveal the campaigner behind the boycott website may have ulterior motives for trying to take down the new competitive channel: they’re a former senior BBC producer.
The website BoycottGBNews.org, which has spent the last 24 hours celebrating various corporate boycotts, says it is a “campaigning website from Ripples”. A quick search of Companies House shows Ripples Campaigning was co-founded, and is run, by Louise Wikstrom. Louise, who appears to be their only employee, was a senior content producer at BBC Worldwide for three years.
If it’s upsetting the BBC I think I’ll stick with GB News…
You might want to stock up on indigestion remedies…
It has great comic potential. I am watching the deadpan expressions and thinking are they going to start giggling in a minute. Like spitting image but real people. (sort of)
Chancellor Rishi Sunak interview now on.
I am sticking with GBNews…hopefully the glitches will be sorted and get better.
I agree, I’ll stick with them for a while also Vlad…Although since I’ve been visiting channel 236 I’ve also come to enjoy Al Jazeera on freeview 235…:surprised:
Disappointed. I tuned in again this morning to see a badly lit studio with one white male and two black female presenters who could barely be seen (no offence) and the first story was about the first woman of colour to make it into the Welsh parliament. I though GB news would be free of all this rubbish?
Same same…the black on the right with a fixed smile …weird it was all so stilted
GB News is facing an advertiser backlash after big consumer brands including Ikea, Nivea and Grolsch said they would pull their adverts from the network. *
Ikea, the Dutch beer brand Grolsch and the Swedish cider maker Kopparberg said they had suspended adverts because of concerns the channel’s content would go against their aim to be inclusive. Nivea said it would review its position in three months. The brands said they had not been aware their adverts were being aired on the channel.
The Open University, which is publicly funded, also said it had paused advertising on GB News. It said on Twitter that it had not planned or purchased advertising on GB News, and added that it was investigating why it had happened. Kopparberg said it also had not been aware the channel would air its spots.
Octopus Energy’s founder, Greg Jackson, published a letter to customers on Tuesday evening that said it had asked its agencies to suspend advertising on GB News. “We’re not currently running ads on GB News,” he wrote. “We will monitor it, and only advertise if it proves to be genuinely balanced.”
- Also Vodaphone, Ovo Energy and insurer LV.
Surprise, surprise … :!:
Companies advertising on television tend to hire media-buying agencies to buy slots on their behalf, according to audience categories such as age and income, rather than targeting specific channels. This means that companies often do not have advance knowledge of where exactly their adverts will be broadcast.
A television industry source said advertiser boycotts of entire channels were very rare. Instead, they tended to happen in relation to particularly sensitive programmes or with editorial content criticising companies.
The source said that the actions of a small number of advertisers were unlikely to make a significant difference to GB News’s finances. This is because media agencies tend to buy large blocks on behalf of multiple clients, meaning they could simply fill the vacated slots with adverts for other clients**.
** … but (probably) ones without so much credibility …
I will give it a couple of weeks, but they should have solved the
technical problems allready really ? It’s as if BBC has bought up
all the technicians to starve them out ??
It does not work in a natural manner either, everything seems
to be forced or false ??
Donkeyman!One up to Andrew Neil and GB News…
Quote:
The mobile phone giant and other was targeted by the left-wing Stop Funding Hate plotting to bring down the nascent channel that promises to be anti-woke, pro-British and cover more stories outside London. IKEA, Nivea, Kopparberg, Grolsch, the Open University, Octopus Energy, Ovo Energy and insurer LV have pulled their adverts from Andrew Neil’s new channel. Last night anti-GB News protesters hailed ‘good news’ after Vodafone’s official account tweeted that ‘advertising [with GB News] has been placed without our permission’, adding the business would be ‘addressing this’. But a company source has told Guido Fawkes that they have ‘no intention of boycotting’ and the social media person had made a decision ‘way above their station’, pointing out that GB News is regulated by broadcasting watchdog Ofcom. Last night Andrew Neil was involved in a Twitter row with Octopus Energy’s boss Greg Jackson. In an extraordinary exchange Mr Neil threatened to cancel his company if they wanted to advertise with them again. Mr Neil told him: ‘Have a look at our content. You’ll find no hate. Let me know if you want to advertise. And I’ll let you know if we want your ads. Or whether we organise a boycott of you’.
Co-op commits to advertising on GB News
The Co-op is fighting back against left-wing calls for companies to suspend advertising for GB News as the brand stood firm and defended the ‘editorial independence’ of the media.
Well, it would, wouldn’t it … ?
It will, probably, take a while to resolve their organisation problems, and I doubt that any of the left sided Broadcasters are rushing in to help.
However, if I just focus on the guest speakers, it makes me a happy Bunny.
They are chosen, I think, because they applaud the UK, rather than naysay it, all the time.