All BBC licence fee articles – Page 10
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Analysis: BBC battles to win over working classes
Indies focus on ideas that are more inclusive of lower socio-economic audiences
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How a malice-free format is thriving during lockdown
The BBC can’t always wallow in nostalgia, but The Repair Shop is just what’s needed right now, says Peter Bazalgette
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Hope for a better year lies in putting staff welfare first
The industry has been inspiring in how it dealt with the pandemic, now focus must shift to colleagues
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Government backtracks on decriminalisation
BBC avoids estimated loss of £1bn after culture secretary rules out move
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BBC urged to ‘up the pace of change’
NAO report raises risk of content cuts amid accelerating pace of market
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BBC chair tackles impartiality, culture and diversity
Richard Sharp reveals he will hand six-figure salary to charity in first public appearance in new role
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BBC re-ups educational drive as lockdown returns
Provides primary school programming on CBBC and a two-hour block for secondary students on BBC2
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Jackie Edwards: YACF is still maturing
Anticipates £57m kids content fund continuing after its three-year lifespan
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Whittingdale: SVoDs could face PSB-style regulation
Culture minister raises ’stark difference’ between obligations facing broadcasters and streamers
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Mark Thompson: PSBs must invest in digital
Former DG draws on experience of overseeing New York Times’ transformation
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Govt: industry should agree ‘must carry’ terms
DCMS minister Diana Barran dubs the row a ‘commercial issue’
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Mark Damazer: BBC will be forced to cut services
Former Radio 4 controller predicts corporation faces tough decisions
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Study pours cold water on BBC SVoD
Transition to monthly fee would create £700m blackhole under Mediatique’s most optimistic assessment
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PSB advisory group starts work
Dowden and Whittingdale join first meeting of 10-strong panel of grandees
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BBC loses ground with heartland viewers
Suffers declines among older and middle-class audiences
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Evidence not ideology should shape PSB future
The ecology of public service broadcasting has to evolve, but debate must be open and honest