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You go about covering a test match? it is different. i think its important that if youre going to reach new audiences, you need to cover things in a slightly different way. we went back at the end of 2019, we did a process called sky labs where we set up a full week immersion, a way from the day—to—day grind of what we normally do, to work out what our strategy was for the tournament. and we came up with five pillars. one was called cricket for everybody, which was really about how we distri...

How different is the way that you are covering this to the way you go about covering a test match? it is different. i think its important that if youre going to reach new audiences, you need to cover things in a slightly different way. we went back at the end of 2019, we did a process called sky labs where we set up a full week immersion, a way from the day—to—day grind of what we normally do, to work out what our strategy was for the tournament. and we came up with five pillars. one was cal...

In your presenting team. how different is the way that you are covering this to the way you go about covering a test match? it is different. i think its important that if youre going to reach new audiences, you need to cover things in a slightly different way. we went back at the end of 2019, we did a process called sky labs where we set up a full week immersion, a way from the day—to—day grind of what we normally do, to work out what our strategy was for the tournament. and we came up with ...

If youre going to reach new audiences, you need to cover things in a slightly different way. we went back at the end of 2019, we did a process called sky labs where we set up a full week immersion, a way from the day—to—day grind of what we normally do, to work out what our strategy was for the tournament. and we came up with five pillars. one was called cricket for everybody, which was really about how we distribute the tournament and constant links to participation — its really important...

I think its important that if youre going to reach the audiences, you need to cover things in a slightly different way. we went back at the end of 2019, we did a process called sky labs where we set up a full week immersion, a way from the day—to—day grind of what we normally do, to work out what our strategy was for the tournament. and we came up with five pillars. one was called cricket for everybody, which was really about how we distribute the tournament and constant links to participati...

Or disrupt live broadcasts-- but said there has been no specific threat. with tokyo covid cases the highest since january, the head of the world health organization today called the games a celebration of hope. >> may the message of hope resound from tokyo around the world. >> reporter: with games beginning ahead of opening ceremonies on friday, the focus is turning to competition, which officials hope will not get overshadowed by covid. norah. >> odonnell: jamie yuccas, thank you. tonight, a la...

Sorts of restrictions on bars and restaurants, opening times and whether they can serve alcohol. very difficult decision. and whether they were going to allow local spectators in to watch the olympics. coronavirus numbers have been rising in tokyo. that decision has now been taken, they will be no spectators at the olympic games in tokyo. —— there will. the wait is finally over, and england fans are daring to dream — after a dramatic extra time 2—1win against denmark in the semi finals o...

Making it one of the most watched broadcasts in the last decade. england now face italy at wembley on sunday — in their first major mens final since 1966. but celebrations have been slightly marred today as footballs european governing body, uefa, has opened disciplinary proceedings against england after a fan shone a laser pen towards the denmark goalkeeper during a critical moment. 0ur sports correspondent, andy swiss, was watching last nights game: # sweet caroline... a night for heroes and...

The. the republicans before. rudy giuliani, up at the hopes to repeat. shannon. >> thanks, eric. so what is up with the crime wave sweeping through americas big-city following another nigh of deadly violence. we bring in the gang intervention specialist, amy williams. host of the out loud broadcasts. great to see all of you tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> all right. lets look at this. i want to put more information about the data on the arrests and the charges that were dropped in the ar...

Realized. professor glaub, we looked for the order that the union general presented to the people of galveston 100 years ago. i read it and part of it stopped me in my tracks. it reads, the freedmen are advised to remain quietly at their present homes and work and that they will not be supported in idleness. this was freedom with a caveat. give us a sense of how this resonates with you. i heard you say yesterday on one of our broadcasts that for you juneteenth is really an example of our democra...