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That to _ lower budget than when it went dark. that to some think it shows that the bbc is _ that to some think it shows that the bbc is not _ that to some think it shows that the bbc is not as committed to young audience — bbc is not as committed to young audience as it should be. if it was committed — audience as it should be. if it was committed to young audiences, it would _ committed to young audiences, it would restore the budget and increase _ would restore the budget and increase it ...

And, batya, i wonder — you commission lots of opinion pieces. will you be commissioning something onjoe rogan? yeah, absolutely. so at newsweek, we really try to represent the full breadth of opinion relevant to americans. and so were going to have pieces on rogan from an independent media point of view, were going to have pieces from that sort of disinformation point of view, we have pieces talking about how this story is about the culture wars, about the class wars, about the race wars, so r...

Will you be commissioning something onjoe rogan? yeah, absolutely. so at newsweek, we really try to represent the full breadth of opinion relevant to americans. and so were going to have pieces on rogan from an independent media point of view, were going to have pieces from that sort of disinformation point of view, we have pieces talking about how this story is about the culture wars, about the class wars, about the race wars, so really trying to get at that story from all points of view. well ...

This weeks media show. we will talk about bbc three because it is back six years after the bbc decided it shouldnt be a linear channel. and we will talk about spotify and joe rogan. and people are saying should spotify be funding content like that. we will get into the issues that. we will get into the issues that raises. let me introduce you to our guests. you commissioned lots of opinion pieces, will you be commissioning something onjoe rogan? pieces, will you be commissioning something on joe...

Correspondent for the washington post. i wonder what your thoughts are as you listen to jake and i discuss the bbc bringing back a linear tv channel. presumably, there would be some people in silicon valley who might raise an eyebrow at that. well, ithink, you know, i in silicon valley right now, theres just an enormous . amount of experimentation on different content models. and certainly, you know, i we have traditional media still very much suffering - being in the wake of streaming services ...

In silicon valley right now, theres just an enormous . amount of experimentation on different content models. and certainly, you know, - we have traditional media still very much suffering being in the wake of streaming services _ and the proliferation i of streaming services. but also, you know, - the bbc is a huge brand. and when youre an enormous brand, a powerful brand, then _ you have the freedom to experiment. now, these powerful brands dont | always do so, and then they getl usurped and t...

Reflected. there is obviously evidence 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 has gathered 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 to drive conversation, where people w...

Completely right. the bbc hasjust had its licence fee frozen for the next two years, which will equate to a funding shortfall of around {1.4 billion over the next six years or so. and while doing that, its saying that channels are going to come under threat, and its doing that at the same time as launching a channel. so i think the timing is definitely awkward. but for the bbcs sake, i think supporters of the bbc have to keep in mind that the success of the organisation will rely on it attractin...

Rogan, they— minute they signed the deal with rogan, they said, _ minute they signed the deal with rogan, they said, let— minute they signed the deal with rogan, they said, let have - minute they signed the deal with rogan, they said, let have some| rogan, they said, let have some editorial— rogan, they said, let have some editorial control. _ rogan, they said, let have some editorial control. just _ rogan, they said, let have some editorial control. just like - rogan, they said, let have ...

It back now will necessarily right that wrong for various reasons, because other services such as netflix have caught up and overtaken the bbc in some areas. but given the arguments that fiona campbell was making, if we accept that they are persuasive, why werent they persuasive six years ago, when other people were making just the same arguments for not getting rid of it in the first place? well, i think whats changed between now and then is the bbcs realised that its got an existential crisis ...