In an interview with " The Guardian ", she said : " You just become an automated autocue reader and if you've half a brain you want an opportunity to use it.
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In 1989, she co-presented the BRIT Awards with Mick Fleetwood, which became notorious for turning into a shambles; Fox has asserted in interviews since that the autocue did not work properly that night.
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The " Yes " campaign advertisements were thought to be much more effective, showing their speakers listening to and answering people's concerns, while the " No " campaign's broadcasts featured speakers reading from an autocue.
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By 1995 Autocue had started to develop its own networked scripting and newsroom system-WinCue-and by the late nineties, and particularly over the transition into 2000, had wide success with the resulting QSeries range of products.
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There have been claims by " Teletext music magazine Planet Sound interview, which took place half an hour after the show, Reeves stated that he was trying to read the autocue, and was pushed away by Osbourne while trying to do his job.
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He is critical of performers who do not connect with their fans, particularly those who " [ hide ] behind the amps " and use an autocue, remarking that " people pay good money and [ they ] can't even remember the sodding words ."
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This same range of products is now developed, sold and supported by aQ, and are the only company to offer the television industry a single solution for newsroom, scripting, automation, media management and video servers, all with direct integration to the Autocue teleprompter range.
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During the awards Sharon Osbourne caused controversy and sparked complaints by calling Vic Reeves, who was presenting one of the awards, a " piss head " and a " bastard " after he appeared to be drunk, although he claimed that he was having trouble reading the autocue.
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Throughout the tour, vocalist Bruce Dickinson reportedly made several comments about reality television, the widespread use of autocue by current bands and the fact that Iron Maiden had headlined several dates of the tour ( due to Ozzy Osbourne's illness ), to which Osbourne's wife, Sharon, took offence.
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In a 2004 interview with the " Sunday Times " ( Irish edition ), she said of the experience, " I did it for a laugh . . . it was offered me because I was quite well known, and because I spoke French and Irish with some ease . . . I always tell people that there was no autocue in those days : I had to learn it all off ."
