Are we seriously getting no live updates at all this year?

There is a hell of a lot of disgruntled people of FB too about the live feeds:

Example of one comment and all the likes
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I honestly believe Alex is somewhat hand tied about the digital stuff.

But at the same time I think he could be more vocal to Channel Nine than he has been. Or he's just checked out of Big Brother altogether... just focusing on maintaining ratings so that once it's over he can GTFO.

Channel Nine is clearly paranoid in the extreme about the digital world and their digital strategy is appallingly bad.

(My day job is managing online marketing and I can give you a long list of everything Nine has done wrong. Their social media management is especially flawed).

Alex is also being given direction from Nine on how the show should look and feel. The difficult part is determining how much of it is Nine or Alex calling the shots.

This latest incident with Jason's brother on Facebook is especially chilling. There's now theories that Channel Nine have paid out Jason's family to appear on ACA to tell their side of the story. It's ratings hunger at its most vile.
 
Tim said:
I honestly believe Alex is somewhat hand tied about the digital stuff.

But at the same time I think he could be more vocal to Channel Nine than he has been. Or he's just checked out of Big Brother altogether... just focusing on maintaining ratings so that once it's over he can GTFO.

Channel Nine is clearly paranoid in the extreme about the digital world and their digital strategy is appallingly bad.

(My day job is managing online marketing and I can give you a long list of everything Nine has done wrong. Their social media management is especially flawed).

Alex is also being given direction from Nine on how the show should look and feel. The difficult part is determining how much of it is Nine or Alex calling the shots.

This latest incident with Jason's brother on Facebook is especially chilling. There's now theories that Channel Nine have paid out Jason's family to appear on ACA to tell their side of the story. It's ratings hunger at its most vile.
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So is it budget or ratings that weighs on this decision?

I can't see the live feed videos doing anything BUT increasing ratings.

If it is Nine's decision then Alex could scream black and blue, they very well may have put their foot down.
 
I should add:

Jump In is a monumental disaster from a user perspective and it has all the hallmarks of a room full of fat old white men with no clue trying to patch something together to appear modern. It is truly a website straight out of 2008 (when Web 2.0 was the fad) with no actual content drivers.
 
Tesa Davies said:
:eek: what happened on facebook to do with jasons brother?
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He made several comments that his family did not disown Jason, it just took some time to adjust after he told them he was gay and that they are all really proud of him. The Facebook page deleted all his posts and producers must have told him to get off Facebook as you can't find him anymore when searching for the name 'Jonathan Roses'.
 
Tim said:
This latest incident with Jason's brother on Facebook is especially chilling. There's now theories that Channel Nine have paid out Jason's family to appear on ACA to tell their side of the story. It's ratings hunger at its most vile.
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If this is so, I will actually never give Channel Nine any more ratings. Maybe a little extreme but seriously? Their attempts at making ratings/stories is disgusting.

What got me the most about the whole Jason story, is they really zoomed in on the non-waterproof mascara, and titled their article about the event "Jason's heartfelt and open 'headline' is a mascara-running tear-jerker"... It's like they want to push the 'gay' stereotype to be shunned by family members because he's gay and flamboyant and he's had such a hard life, and oh look, he's wearing mascara... So 'gay'. Then deleting family members comments?

I'm in a ranty mood. The next time they say #hangry. I'm going to maim a bitch.
 
Tim said:
I should add:

Jump In is a monumental disaster from a user perspective and it has all the hallmarks of a room full of fat old white men with no clue trying to patch something together to appear modern. It is truly a website straight out of 2008 (when Web 2.0 was the fad) with no actual content drivers.
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Haha! They should have employed you!




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Endemol better re-write their web page

http://endemol.com.au/what-we-do/digital/bbonline


Big Brother Online
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Big Brother's digital presence means the action is available anywhere, anyhow, anytime, with viewers able to engage, share and connect like never before.

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About
Big Brother’s digital presence means you can check-in with BB wherever you are, whenever you want across multiple online touch-points – satisfying the demand for increased user involvement and interactivity.

In 2013 we ‘broadcast’ via the official website, Facebook, Twitter and app Jump-In. Our content is shared through and across our online platforms to create online buzz that drives viewing on-air.

bigbrother.com.au is the definitive source for all things BB – LIVE from the House between 8am – 11pm daily with all the drama, laughs and action from the Big Brother House. These Live Updates offer an exclusive snapshot from the House every 30 minutes and a 1 – 3 minute video package every 60 minutes.

...and the coverage doesn’t stop there! Big Brother’s virtual home is packed with delicious news stories, video highlights, photo slideshows, viewer polls, live blogs and all the behind-the-scenes goss. Plus everything you need to know about Nominations and Evictions.

Led by ‘The Brotherhood’ – a social community of more than 700 000 - BB’s social voice is energized and continuous – tweeting LIVE, stirring conversation, capturing opinions, sharing content and keeping our online audience informed and up-to-date with all key developments in the House … and beyond. Big Brother has been the most talked about TV show on Facebook and had more than 1.2million #BBAU Twitter interactions.

There are multiple windows for our social fans to have a direct impact on the House’s action throughout the season meaning a bigger buy-in for our ‘Brotherhood’ than ever before – real-time votes have real on-air results, such as voting which Intruder remains in the House. Audiences can also Vote to Save their favourite Housemate through a specially-designed Facebook app – the first of its kind in Australia.

In 2013, Big Brother was the most discussed Entertainment topic on Facebook, the 10th most buzzed about subject overall and the most “Binged” TV Show – beating Game of Thrones and Breaking Bad!
 
I just want to add to all the people that have said they won't be adding to the ratings, unless you have a ratings box in your house provided by OZtam what you watch does not matter at all.
I think the only way "we" as in the loyal fans can send any sort of message to Nine is to not vote at all. Sure there will be the usual idiot teenage girls who are still voting, but if everyone here on this forum promises that they will not vote AT ALL this year, we might just put a dent (big or small) into the revenue and we all know that Channel Nine are money hungry. If they see that less people are voting they might take a look at what they are be doing wrong and correct it.
 
Inigo Montoya said:
I just want to add to all the people that have said they won't be adding to the ratings, unless you have a ratings box in your house provided by OZtam what you watch does not matter at all.
I think the only way "we" as in the loyal fans can send any sort of message to Nine is to not vote at all. Sure there will be the usual idiot teenage girls who are still voting, but if everyone here on this forum promises that they will not vote AT ALL this year, we might just put a dent (big or small) into the revenue and we all know that Channel Nine are money hungry.
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I think it will be more effective to make noise. Or as @Tim out it - smear shit on the walls.

Emails, social media -- try to get the MS Media to pick up on it.
 
Tim said:
I honestly believe Alex is somewhat hand tied about the digital stuff.

But at the same time I think he could be more vocal to Channel Nine than he has been. Or he's just checked out of Big Brother altogether... just focusing on maintaining ratings so that once it's over he can GTFO.

Channel Nine is clearly paranoid in the extreme about the digital world and their digital strategy is appallingly bad.

(My day job is managing online marketing and I can give you a long list of everything Nine has done wrong. Their social media management is especially flawed).

Alex is also being given direction from Nine on how the show should look and feel. The difficult part is determining how much of it is Nine or Alex calling the shots.

This latest incident with Jason's brother on Facebook is especially chilling. There's now theories that Channel Nine have paid out Jason's family to appear on ACA to tell their side of the story. It's ratings hunger at its most vile.
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Did you happen to post what he said anywhere? And did you get that forwarded email? I just saw it late last night, sorry!
 
Thing said:
without any live aspect to it now, its just become a garden variety reality show - edited to the max for what the producers deem suitable to their version of their storyline they want to depict...

Its no different to The Bachelor, The Block, etc etc put an apron on them give them a bowl of food & they could rip out a Masterchef episode for a night...
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Exactly. Pretty sad when I start to think Geordie/Jersey Shore is more real than BB lol
 
That whole 'Radar' thing on Jump-Off is a bit of a joke without live updates. People are only mentioning the HMs when the show is on otherwise it's crickets on SM.
 
My username is now obsolete but I can't be bothered changing it as I won't be contributing this season. Logged on just to say this years housemates are terrible, and it's been super boring so far. The nepotism of the casting/producers is clearly off the charts. It's not about normal people interacting under duress anymore, it's about fame whores and wannabes doing what they can to become five minute famous.

Without live updates to spice it up it's like watching paint dry. The ratings are going to nosedive.
 
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