Programme guides and viewing choices
A news screenshot can contain two unrelated stories
Read the main picture, ticker and local information independently before using a television screenshot as evidence.
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Programme guides and viewing choices journal articles — page 4
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Programme guides and viewing choices
A committee witness statement is not the committee’s report
Distinguish a witness’s televised evidence, meeting decisions and the committee’s adopted report when following CPAC.
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“Above normal” on a weather map is not tomorrow’s temperature
Read a seasonal weather graphic by variable, validity period, issue date and category rather than treating it as a daily forecast.
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Is that documentary scene original footage or a reconstruction?
Read factual-programme labels and context before treating a dramatized scene as original recorded evidence.
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A concert film, an artist interview and a full performance are different
Choose the intended arts programme by format, work, performer and running time before planning a viewing evening.
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What you hear in interpretation and what the transcript records
Keep original speech, interpretation and the official parliamentary transcript distinct when checking a televised quotation.
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