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To handle these editorial challenges? eff to handle these editorial challenges?— to handle these editorial challenges? of course they should be. _ challenges? of course they should be. thats _ challenges? of course they should be. thats what - challenges? of course they should be. thats what its | should be. thats what its actually asking. its entire employee base said lets just evolve some editorial control. just the way any other company like the bbc or the washington post does it. i like th...

Ok, now on bbc news, its time for the media show. hello, im ros atkins. welcome to this weeks media show. were going to talk about bbc three because its back as a linear television channel, six years after the bbc decided it shouldnt be one of those. and well talk about spotify and joe rogan. hes in the middle of a storm over covid misinformation that may have been on his podcast, and some people are saying, "should spotify really be funding content like that?" we will get into all of the issues...

As well in the industry. enders have done some research and nielsen in america have done some research that shows that tv is still used for watching cable and free—to—air services. it is still a real moment. the bbc gathers 5 million people to watch green planet live on bbc one, the apprentice is still a really big live viewing experience for young audiences. tv provides a moment for people to be together and drive conversation, where people want to share things together at a specific moment...

Funding content like that?" we will get into all of the issues that raises. let me introduce you to our guests. we have elizabeth dwoskin, silicon valley correspondent at the washington post, jake kanter, media correspondent at the times, rosanna pound—woods, whos a producer of the catch up on bbc three, and batya ungar—sargon, deputy opinion editor on newsweek. and, batya, i wonder — you commission lots of opinion pieces. will you be commissioning something onjoe rogan? yeah, absolutely. ...

View, we have pieces talking about how this story is about the culture war, the class four, the race for, we are trying to get at that story from all points of view. we we are trying to get at that story from all points of view.— from all points of view. we will return to spotify _ from all points of view. we will return to spotify and _ from all points of view. we will return to spotify and joe - from all points of view. we willi return to spotify and joe rogan from all points of view. we wil...

In other words, that means another screen through which young people can engage with bbc content and hopefully that points them back to iplayer where they are recommended shows they may enjoy. i think one of the big criticisms of this decision is that bbc three is coming back with a lower budget than when it went dark. that to some think it shows that the bbc is not as committed to young audience as it should be. if it was committed to young audiences, it would restore the budget and increase it...

Of the first edition. next up, several conservative mps have told the bbc theyre unsure whether or not to back the pm. its after sue grays initial report came out yesterday. you can see her here. she says that during the pandemic, there were failures of leadership and judgment and excessive drinking at number 10 and the cabinet office — thats where the pms top team works. her full report will be released at a later stage. well, lead producer of the catch up is rosanna pound—woods, whos with ...

And win them back in some respects. now, you can talk about the mechanics of that and whether it will work or not. fiona herself — fiona campbell, the controller of bbc three — has talked about it enhancing the sort of content discovery ecosystem. in other words, that means another screen through which young people can engage with bbc content and then hopefully that then points them back to iplayer, where there are recommended other shows that they may enjoy. but i think one of the big criti...

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