Ofcom's Annual BBC Report
BBC risking ‘lost generation’ as younger audience tunes out.
Anne Widdecombe?
Ofcom opens seven investigations into Russia Today
Everyone's favourite state-sponspored propaganda machine is under scrutiny.
I wonder if the BBC have made plans in the event a RT ban leads to the expulsion of the BBC from russia - including any effects it may have on the world cup if this happens before then
Ofcom tells BBC to show more UK-made programmes
Also: comedy identified as 'an area of particular weakness' for the BBC.
I’m not sure anyone was comparing PBS to the BBC, and that’s the point.
Discovery Communications Europe fined £100,000
Ofcom ruling over broadcast of "Deadly Women" pre-watershed on Investigation Discovery.
Another such word is "Oriental," which is generally considered to be unacceptable and even offensive in the U.S. (except to describe objects), but is commonly heard in the UK.
Ofcom's report into Ch3 and Ch5 Licence renewal
Possibility raised of a new franchise round Pt2.
Your dates are a bit out, the Broadcasting Act was in 1990 and Sky/BSB started in 1989/90 so only just before. Although both were in development for a few years before and competition was inevitable for somewhere.
One of those ITC Things after 'Tonight'
Did your region show one of them ITC Complaint things after 'Tonight With Trevor McDonald' tonight? Was it voiced locally in your region? On Yorkshire, it was the trailer man who did the very very long announcement, He didn't seem to be suited to this type of straight reading.
