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Originally Posted by laysayfair
It's not a serious malfunction for someone just looking on. It is a serious malfunction for the person who is not seeing the proper words on the teleprompter. A teleprompter in the wrong place is useless. Worse then useless. While it's in the wrong place you are on your own, having to go from memory and you have no way of knowing if the teleprompter will ever get back on course. Good job Sarah! There are Hollywood stars who would want to have the teleprompter guy KILLED if that ever happened to them. He wouldn't work again in a hurry.
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"A top convention planner confirms this morning that there were no major problems."
Someone might be "just looking on," yes. But if that observer notes that the speaker says exactly what was just on the screen, it's safe to assume the teleprompter is working correctly.
Seriously though, is this a critical issue?