Laboratory demand management strategies: An overview
| 9StreamLIVE | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Starring | Robert McKnight |
| Country of origin | Australia |
| Original language | English |
| No. of series | 2 |
| No. of episodes | 14 |
| Production | |
| Executive producer | Robert McKnight |
| Production locations | Sydney, Australia |
| Running time | 60 mins |
| Original release | |
| Network | |
| Release | 29 January – 28 May 2013 |
| Related | |
| Nine News | |
9StreamLIVE was a panel television program produced by Nine News that was streamed exclusively online. It was hosted by Rob McKnight. It was a spin-off of previous Nine News live streams and behind the scenes videos uploaded to YouTube.[1][2]
Format
The show consisted of Rob McKnight (who hosted the show) and three other panel guests (usually Nine News reporters/presenters or journalists). McKnight introduced news stories and asks for opinion from the panel members. McKnight also encouraged viewers to share their opinion via social media (which was shown on a ticker and some selected feedback was read on air).[1][2]
Segments
There were a number of regular segments:
- Clip of the Week- Showed a funny or interesting clip sourced from the Internet.
- Trending on Twitter- Showed the top 5 trending Twitter topics.
- NineMSN Top 5- Showed the current top 5 most popular NineMSN articles.
- ARIA Chart- Played portions of music videos that were in the top 5 on the ARIA Singles Chart.
- Top 5 Box Office Countdown- Played portions of the top five grossing films on the Australian Box Office
- Backend Quickies- Done towards the end of the show. McKnight quickly introduced a number of news stories and asked the panel for opinions.
Series overview
9StreamLIVE began on Tuesday January 29, 2013 at 7:30pm AEDT.[1][2] Two weeks later the show moved to the new time slot of 8pm AEDT (to accommodate other studio productions). Season One ran for 8 episodes with the final episode of the season airing Tuesday March 16. The first episode of the second season was originally intended to air on April 16 but was cancelled due to studio unavailability as a result of the Boston Marathon bombing.
The final episode aired on 28 May 2013. The show did not return the next week as McKnight was preparing to move to Network Ten to executive produce the mid-morning talk show Studio 10.[3]
Episode list
| Season | Episodes | Originally aired | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Season premiere | Season finale | |||
| 1 | 8 | January 29, 2013 | March 16, 2013 | |
| 2 | 6 | April 23, 2013 | May 28, 2013 | |
Contributors
Each week Rob was joined by three different panelists. Throughout the duration of the series many of the guests were from the Nine Network, and various Comedians and Newspaper Columnists. A full list of those who appeared on 9StreamLIVE are listed below:
| Name | Appeared In |
|---|---|
| Peter Overton | S01E01, S01E06 & S02E03 |
| Caroline Overington | S01E01 |
| Dan Ilic | S01E01 |
| Peter Hitchener | S01E01 |
| Melissa Downes | S01E01 |
| Ken Sutcliffe | S01E02 |
| David Campbell | S01E02 |
| Sarrah Le Marquand | S01E02, S01E07 & S02E05 |
| Steve Molk | S01E02 & S02E02 |
| Trevor Long | S01E02, S02E01 & S02E02 |
| Tom Steinfort | S01E03, S01E08 & S02E06 |
| Sarah Harris | S01E03 & S01E06 |
| Jonathon Moran | S01E03 & S02E04 |
| Dan Barrett | S01E03 & S02E03 |
| Ben Fordham | S01E04 |
| Elle Halliwell | S01E04 & S02E06 |
| Kevin Wilde | S01E04 |
| Pete Smith | S01E04 |
| Amelia Adams | S01E05 |
| Wendy Kingston | S01E05 |
| Steele Saunders | S01E05, S02E01 & S02E03 |
| Jason Morrison | S01E05 & S02E04 |
| James Manning | S01E05 |
| Peter Harvey (Tribute) | S01E06 |
| John Westacott | S01E06 |
| Paul Bongiorno | S01E06 |
| Brett McLeod | S01E07, S02E01 & S02E05 |
| Andrew Jaffrey | S01E07 |
| Allison Langdon | S01E08 |
| Jessica Irvine | S01E08 |
| Lucy Chesterton | S01E07, S01E08, S02E03 & S02E05 |
| Deborah Knight | S02E01 |
| Mike Dalton | S02E01 |
| Phil Jacob | S02E01 |
| Andrew Lofthouse | S02E02 |
| Mary Collier | S02E02 |
| Yvonne Sampson | S02E02 |
| Joel Dry | S02E02 |
| Caroline Marcus | S02E03 |
| Tim Burrowes | S02E03 |
| Amber Sherlock | S02E04 |
| Dean Nye | S02E04 |
| Sylvia Jeffreys | S02E05 |
| Phil Baildon | S02E05 |
| Chloe Bugelly | S02E05 |
| Ben McCormack | S02E06 |
| Richard Lyle | S02E06 |
Special events
Prior to the live stream on February 19, 2013, the studio output was switched out live 30 minutes before the show allowing the audience to watch Rob and the guests prepare and rehearse the show. This "pre-show" was never included in the complete episode that was uploaded to YouTube. During the final episode of Season One, a few seconds of the "pre-show" were shown in the "Year that Was" segment. Since the launch of series 2, the pre-show became a regular feature.
On 30 April 2013 the show was presented from the QTQ-9 studios in Brisbane in front of a live studio audience.
On 21 May 2013 the BBC uploaded a clip from the show on the official Doctor Who YouTube where McKnight interviews himself, reporting from the Doctor Who Pop Up Shop in Newtown.[4]
References
- ^ a b c "Nine News launches new webcast #9StreamLIVE". Mi9. 25 January 2013. Archived from the original on 11 April 2013. Retrieved 18 January 2024.
- ^ a b c "Nine creates 'Aussie first' live web newscast". B&T. 25 January 2013. Retrieved 23 January 2024.
- ^ Burrowes, Tim (11 June 2023). "Rob McKnight to be EP of Ten's new mid-morning show". Mumbrella. Retrieved 23 January 2024.
- ^ Archived at Ghostarchive and the Wayback Machine: Amazing Live Interview through Time & Space | Doctor Who. YouTube.
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