KAY Burley - Are you working in Corridor. - Sky news such as mess

[Paulg1]

Have you ever tuned into Sky News and felt like you were watching a scene from a school classroom? Presenters sitting at what look like school desks, with the hustle and bustle of staff clocking in, grabbing coffee, and going about their day in the background. It’s almost like a throwback to the 80s when Phillip S-field was famously trapped in a TV broom cupboard-. And look where he ended up! 

As a paying customer, I expect a professional and polished presentation. A proper studio set is not too much to ask for. 
What’s next? Are we going to find ourselves in Kay Burley’s dressing room, the car park? proper studio layout like BBC.

[nolte]

You are only talking to other customers here.

To give your feedback to sky, you could email viewer relations at viewerR@sky.uk 

[Paulg1]

I was talking to other customers.  I think my point is valid. Sky news is being broadcast from corridors and not A dedicated studio.  

[Daniel0210]

@Paulg1 

Then watch a different news channel if you don't like the Sky News set up. If you don't make your views known to Sky via the Viewer Relations Team Sky are not going to know your point of view. 

[TimmyBGood]

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@Paulg1 wrote:

 Presenters sitting at what look like school desks, with the hustle and bustle of staff clocking in, grabbing coffee, and going about their day in the background. 

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Presumably that was the design brief, and they spent a great deal of money to achieve it.

https://www.newscaststudio.com/setstudio/sky-news/ 

https://www.newscaststudio.com/2016/12/06/sky-news-glass-box-studio-21-design/ 

https://jagodesign.co.uk/projects/sky-news 

[TimmyBGood]

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@Paulg1 wrote:

proper studio layout like BBC.

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Which was the work of the same design house...

https://jagodesign.co.uk/projects/bbc-national-news  

[Mark39]

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@Paulg1 wrote:

As a paying customer, I expect a professional and polished presentation. A proper studio set is not too much to ask for. 
What’s next? Are we going to find ourselves in Kay Burley’s dressing room, the car park? proper studio layout like BBC.

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For me, the only unprofessional part of the show is the eponymous presenter. I prefer the days when she's not there.