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        "id": 1231042,
        "msgid": "more-on-rcti-1447893297",
        "date": "2002-06-10 00:00:00",
        "title": "More on 'RCTI'",
        "author": null,
        "source": "JP",
        "tags": null,
        "topic": null,
        "summary": "More on 'RCTI' I refer to David Jardine's letter (The Jakarta Post, June 6, RCTI World Cup coverage). No David Jardine, to answer your question, you are not alone in finding that the RCTI's World Cup coverage is a disaster! You mentioned already a couple of arguments that make watching the World Cup coverage by RCTI horrible. But as a professional in making TV programs I would like to add some other arguments on this subject.",
        "content": "<p>More on 'RCTI'<\/p>\n<p>I refer to David Jardine's letter (The Jakarta Post, June 6,<br>\nRCTI World Cup coverage).<\/p>\n<p>No David Jardine, to answer your question, you are not alone<br>\nin finding that the RCTI's World Cup coverage is a disaster!<\/p>\n<p>You mentioned already a couple of arguments that make watching<br>\nthe World Cup coverage by RCTI horrible. But as a professional in<br>\nmaking TV programs I would like to add some other arguments on<br>\nthis subject.<\/p>\n<p>But as the RCTI is too slow or too late for starting their<br>\nbroadcasting, they are very quick in finishing it. A quick end of<br>\nthe broadcasting means that watchers have to miss the things<br>\nhappening on the field straight after the match, such as the<br>\nwinning team celebrating their victory, changing t-shirts between<br>\nplayers, etc. This is part of the match as well RCTI!<\/p>\n<p>David already mentioned the quiz during the match that takes<br>\n1\/3 of the size of your TV screen, which makes it not able to<br>\nwatch what's going on in the bottom of the field. This is the<br>\nmost annoying one of all the things popping up on the screen, but<br>\nin the corners of it is a lot of small adverts which are very<br>\nunpleasant as well due to their flashing characters.<\/p>\n<p>By the way, the above-mentioned quiz is not the only quiz<br>\nduring RCTI's World Cup broadcasting; it's full of quiz things.<br>\nHalf hour before the match begins there is a quiz from the studio<br>\nand from a couple of cafes somewhere in Jakarta. Same thing<br>\nhappens again during the break and then of course there's some<br>\nquiz after the match. Because of all those quizzes there's no<br>\ntime for the RCTI commentators to say anything useful about the<br>\nmatch itself. They only have time to quickly look back at the<br>\ngoals and the almost goals, before the program rushes on to the<br>\ncommercials and the quizzes.<\/p>\n<p>By taking a good look at the arguments of David Jardine and<br>\nthe follow up that I give here, there's only one possible<br>\nconclusion to make out of this; RCTI''s World Cup coverage is an<br>\neasy way to make big money in a short time by creating quizzes<br>\nand producing time for a lot of commercials.<\/p>\n<p>NET SMIT<\/p>\n<p>Tangerang, Banten<\/p>",
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