New five DOG
 

On Sun, 24 Oct 2010 19:56:56 +0100, "Light of Aria"
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"J G Miller" wrote in message
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If you get annoyed by the current five DOG, you are going to like
the one that is coming to your screens soon even less.

http://www.flickr.COM/photos/onshore/5100860850/

Photo courtesy of djonshore.


I don't watch channels with DOG ****.

I don't usually either. I do find that /where/ the DOG is makes a big
difference to how annoying the DOG is. Top left, followed by top
right are the worst. DOGs at the bottom I find less distracting but I
would prefer there were none.

I don't watch C5 at all.
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Op Maandag, 25 Oktober, 2010 16:29:07 +0200, Martin van Nederlands schreef:

You can't judge a programme just by reading the listings.

"Read the TV Guide, you don't need a TV."

Grandpa in "The Lost Boys"

New five DOG
 

Light of Aria wrote:

DOG **** is the signifier of unimportance, irrelevance, and insignificance.

I never seem to notice on-screen channel idents. If I did notice them I
wouldn't care. It's only like something in the corner of your
windscreen. You don't have to look at it if you don't want to. Most TV
pictures include large amounts of irrelevance: the studio wall, the far
distance in an outdoor shot. I don't look at them; I look at the
interesting things on the screen.

If you have a busy life there just isn't time to worry about such things.

Bill

New five DOG
 

In article , Bill Wright wrote:
DOG **** is the signifier of unimportance, irrelevance, and
insignificance.

I never seem to notice on-screen channel idents. If I did notice them I
wouldn't care. It's only like something in the corner of your
windscreen. You don't have to look at it if you don't want to. Most TV
pictures include large amounts of irrelevance: the studio wall, the far
distance in an outdoor shot. I don't look at them; I look at the
interesting things on the screen.

If you have a busy life there just isn't time to worry about such things.

Since I no longer have any involvement with the making of TV programmes, I
tend not to give a toss about anything on screen that doesn't interest me,
and as a result I find I can almost enjoy some of the programmes now.

However, that doesn't mean *nobody* should pay any attention to the
technical niceties. It's a shame that fewer people nowadays seem to care
about the quality of what they do.

Rod.
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New five DOG
 

On Mon, 25 Oct 2010 20:19:30 +0100, Bill Wright
wrote:

Light of Aria wrote:

DOG **** is the signifier of unimportance, irrelevance, and insignificance.

I never seem to notice on-screen channel idents. If I did notice them I
wouldn't care. It's only like something in the corner of your
windscreen. You don't have to look at it if you don't want to. Most TV
pictures include large amounts of irrelevance: the studio wall, the far
distance in an outdoor shot. I don't look at them; I look at the
interesting things on the screen.


What if the DOG is covering up a face? It's quite common to position
active speakers in the top left corner.

If you have a busy life there just isn't time to worry about such things.


I don't worry about DOGs but I avoid watching programs on channels
that use DOGs.

Steve

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"Bill Wright" wrote in message
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Light of Aria wrote:

DOG **** is the signifier of unimportance, irrelevance, and
insignificance.

I never seem to notice on-screen channel idents. If I did notice them I
wouldn't care. It's only like something in the corner of your windscreen.
Bill



Yes. As a cyclist, that would be I then.

New five DOG
 

Light of Aria wrote:

"Bill Wright" wrote in message
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Light of Aria wrote:

DOG **** is the signifier of unimportance, irrelevance, and
insignificance.

I never seem to notice on-screen channel idents. If I did notice them
I wouldn't care. It's only like something in the corner of your
windscreen. Bill



Yes. As a cyclist, that would be I then.

Or me. I'm a cyclist as well. But I meant (as you full well know)
something like a parking permit. Cyclists are 'part of the action!'

Bill

New five DOG
 

"Bill Wright" wrote in message
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Light of Aria wrote:

"Bill Wright" wrote in message
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Light of Aria wrote:

DOG **** is the signifier of unimportance, irrelevance, and
insignificance.

I never seem to notice on-screen channel idents. If I did notice them I
wouldn't care. It's only like something in the corner of your
windscreen. Bill



Yes. As a cyclist, that would be I then.

Or me. I'm a cyclist as well. But I meant (as you full well know)
something like a parking permit. Cyclists are 'part of the action!'

Bill


With my TV set, the entire image is what I regard as sacrosanct, not what
some marketing arsehole deems as important to themselves.

I propose a counter deal with The BBC: They can write DOG **** on MY tv
picture if I have carte blanche permission to come along to their own
private houses and write my own drivel on their TV sets, mirrors, and
windows at any time I choose.