BBC Secrecy
The BBC are refusing to give details of top radio presenters salaries to the National Audit Office, unless they sign a non-disclosure agreement. When I read this this morning I had a quick look at the date to make sure it wasn't April 1st. Excuse me but is this corporation not run entirely by the public's licensing fees and don't we have a right to know just what the like of Wogan and Ross are being paid:(
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BBC all they are is a goverment controlled brainwashing, propaganda tool anyways.
and worse of all we have to pay for it.:rolleyes: |
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I wonder what would happen if someone requested the information under the Freedom of Information Act?
I've long since held the belief that the BBC should not be funded by a license. |
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i think 99% of people think the bbc should fund its self the other 1% are mugs |
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If it were not publicly funded would it survive the competition from other broadcasters? I'm curious to know if there are any "content rules" for the BBC? Do they have to air a percentage of programs written and produced in Britain, rather than in the media factories of the US? Is the BBC uniquely British, or is it just another outlet for tv garbage? We don't pay a license, but millions of tax-payer dollars go to support the CBC. Because of this we can hear classical and jazz etc on CBC radio, and good talk shows, not interrupted by annoying ads. And on CBC tv there are decent Canadian produced shows: Corner Gas, Trailer Park Boys, and Little Mosque on the Prairies are favs of mine; and Due South, I know, is a favorite of at least one AccyWeb member:D. And these shows, written and produced in Canada, with Canadian actors might not survive without some form of govt. subsidy. On tv, the ad content is lower.
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aren't the presenters entitled to the privacy as we are ? i wont give my salary details out to anybody.
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I don't think it should be anyone's business to be honest. If you don't like the fact that the public pay for the BBC through tv licences, stop watching it. Or watch it online on iplayer for free like the majority of students do. The delay in broadcasting means you don't need a tv licence to watch it.
People whinge about these things and yet continue to use the service. I believe in boycotting things I disagree with. |
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