On Air Blooper

A TV reporter was robbed of his mobile phone as he prepared to do a live broadcast in Argentina. Diego Demarco was gearing up for a live broadcast from the city of Sarandi when a man grabbed his phone and ran away.

News presenters are expected to remain poised and professional on air at all times. A Ukrainian broadcaster put her training to good use when she remained absolutely unruffled and continued reading the news even as her front tooth fell out during a live broadcast.

Checking and cross-checking was obviously the last thing on the mind of a Spanish TV reporter when she resigned live on air after thinking -- wrongly -- that she had hit a lottery jackpot.

A Pakistani TV anchor confused Apple Inc - the tech giant - with apple the fruit, live on air recently. The error did not go unnoticed on social media, where the video of the faux pas went viral after it was shared by journalist Naila Inayat.

Eagle-eyed Twitter users have uncovered yet another blooper in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's television interview that aired on Saturday amid the ongoing national elections.

A video going viral with over a million views on Twitter shows a congressional staffer in the US unintentionally photobombing a CBSN reporter while eating pizza - and the Internet is loving it.

"You can count on this going viral," predicted one of Chris Benka's colleagues on air, moments after he fell into a lake in Nevada's Las Vegas but continued filming anyway. Fortunately, both Mr Benka and his camera survived the misstep.

Two television news anchors from Pakistan were filmed having a verbal spat between takes and a leaked video of their fight has gone viral on social media.

It has been four years since BBC News presenter Simon McCoy went live on air holding a stack of A4 papers instead of an iPad but his employers haven't forgotten the flub and aren't letting him forget it either.

SpaceX founder Elon Musk once said that he would measure the success of his company's efforts to land and reuse rocket boosters when it became so routine that it was no longer newsworthy.

Sky News reporter Joe Tidy was sent to cover the Notting Hill Carnival in London over the weekend. During an early morning live broadcast on Sunday, excited carnival-goers made sure he wouldn't feel left out during the festivities and promptly covered him in colourful paint.

Irish channel TV3's weatherman Derick Hartigan suffered a hilarious blooper as he went live to read the weather report - and a strong gust of wind literally blew him away.

A TV reporter was robbed of his mobile phone as he prepared to do a live broadcast in Argentina. Diego Demarco was gearing up for a live broadcast from the city of Sarandi when a man grabbed his phone and ran away.

News presenters are expected to remain poised and professional on air at all times. A Ukrainian broadcaster put her training to good use when she remained absolutely unruffled and continued reading the news even as her front tooth fell out during a live broadcast.

Checking and cross-checking was obviously the last thing on the mind of a Spanish TV reporter when she resigned live on air after thinking -- wrongly -- that she had hit a lottery jackpot.

A Pakistani TV anchor confused Apple Inc - the tech giant - with apple the fruit, live on air recently. The error did not go unnoticed on social media, where the video of the faux pas went viral after it was shared by journalist Naila Inayat.

Eagle-eyed Twitter users have uncovered yet another blooper in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's television interview that aired on Saturday amid the ongoing national elections.

A video going viral with over a million views on Twitter shows a congressional staffer in the US unintentionally photobombing a CBSN reporter while eating pizza - and the Internet is loving it.

"You can count on this going viral," predicted one of Chris Benka's colleagues on air, moments after he fell into a lake in Nevada's Las Vegas but continued filming anyway. Fortunately, both Mr Benka and his camera survived the misstep.

Two television news anchors from Pakistan were filmed having a verbal spat between takes and a leaked video of their fight has gone viral on social media.

It has been four years since BBC News presenter Simon McCoy went live on air holding a stack of A4 papers instead of an iPad but his employers haven't forgotten the flub and aren't letting him forget it either.

SpaceX founder Elon Musk once said that he would measure the success of his company's efforts to land and reuse rocket boosters when it became so routine that it was no longer newsworthy.

Sky News reporter Joe Tidy was sent to cover the Notting Hill Carnival in London over the weekend. During an early morning live broadcast on Sunday, excited carnival-goers made sure he wouldn't feel left out during the festivities and promptly covered him in colourful paint.

Irish channel TV3's weatherman Derick Hartigan suffered a hilarious blooper as he went live to read the weather report - and a strong gust of wind literally blew him away.