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Thaivisa Weekday News Bulletin - 2nd October 2015


Jonathan Fairfield

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I'm impressed. Nicely polished Will only improve with time. Can see this bulletin becoming very popular within the expat community and others who wish to catch up with the latest trending Thai news. Keep up the good work.

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I just love it when this serious, well dressed news anchor says "Three ladyboys arrested on Pattaya beach road".

There was the hint of a smirk, and a bit of a stumble during that item, but he regained his composure. Actually had more trouble with those large numbers from the dam’s capacity.

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very amateurish presentation come on, some seemingly unknown elderly gentleman stumbling his way through

today's headlines i expected a more polished presentation than that, very retro coffee1.gifcoffee1.gif

and all from a state of the art studio from the capitol of thailand ,,,

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Nice. However, at least two things that need improvement in my opinion.

1. When you do a summary of the headlines, show images related to it.

2. Please make use of some normal fonts instead of "Times new roman" and "Impact". It makes it look unprofessional.

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very amateurish presentation come on, some seemingly unknown elderly gentleman stumbling his way through

today's headlines i expected a more polished presentation than that, very retro coffee1.gifcoffee1.gif

and all from a state of the art studio from the capitol of thailand ,,,

grumble, moan, whinge.

Some people are never happy.

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Considering it was a first outing for a news broadcast, I thought it was very good. Well done Thaivisa. thumbsup.gif

Ignore the moaners who think it should be as polished as the news bulletins from big TV stations with megabucks to spend, and years of experience in the genre. If they don't think it's good enough, maybe they could stump up a few million Baht every month to pay for all the professionals who are involved in making news bulletins in the television world.

I'm sure it will only improve as time passes.

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Not a bad first outing. Kind of pointless for anyone who regularly reads the written news here on the forum, but I recognize that not everyone does or wants to...

One humorous point: When the anchor was reading the snippet about the DDOS Internet attacks that brought down a couple Thai government websites, the graphic image displayed behind the anchor for a portion of that report was a big version of the ThaiVisa logo...

Might want to reconsider that next time, otherwise the Thai goverment might get the wrong idea...

PS - As noted above, TelePrompter technology has made it to Thailand by now, right???

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