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lincsat · 23-01-06, 02:03 PM

Sky bosses are casting a critical eye over Sky News just three months after a multi-million pound revamp saw the arrival at the station of Eamonn Holmes, former Bill Clinton aide James Rubin and a new era of 'appointment to view' programming.

Sky Networks managing director, Dawn Airey, and news chief Nick Pollard are reported to be reviewing the new-look schedule and how specific shows are performing. Holmes has failed to significantly boost breakfast audiences and Kay Burley's lunchtime show is felt to be one of the few major successes of the relaunch.

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lincsat Super-Dooper Moderator Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: In front of the PC Posts: 3,831 Thanks: 2 Thanked 1,280 Times in 204 Posts	Sky News begins review of its new schedule Sky bosses are casting a critical eye over Sky News just three months after a multi-million pound revamp saw the arrival at the station of Eamonn Holmes, former Bill Clinton aide James Rubin and a new era of 'appointment to view' programming. Sky Networks managing director, Dawn Airey, and news chief Nick Pollard are reported to be reviewing the new-look schedule and how specific shows are performing. Holmes has failed to significantly boost breakfast audiences and Kay Burley's lunchtime show is felt to be one of the few major successes of the relaunch.


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