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When you are an enormous brand, a powerful brand you have the freedom to experiment and they get served in the end up following the start—ups. when you are a powerful brand you already have a built—in audience that may follow you to your next development and you should capitalise on that. the development and you should capitalise on that.— development and you should capitalise on that. the bbc is no doubt a powerful _ capitalise on that. the bbc is no doubt a powerful brand, - capitalise o...

Former employees of instagram have warned that the way the social media platform is designed can lead vulnerable users to see more and more potentially harmful content. they make the claims in a new documentary — called the instagram effect — which is on bbc three tonight. the programme features abby, who says she was encouraged to self—harm on instagram, as cristina criddle reports. end of year ten, year 11, i started really wanting to hurt myself and i would, but i think apart from that,...

That, it is same channels are going to come under threat and it is doing that at the same time as launching a channel. the timing is definitely awkward. forthe channel. the timing is definitely awkward. for the bbc�*s say, i think supporters of the bbc have to keep in mind that the success of the organisation rely on it attracting new audiences and therefore new generations of licence fee payers. and that is why this bbc three play is important to the future of the bbc. ., ., ., is important t...

Its still very much suffering from being in the wake of streaming services and the proliferation of streaming services. but also, the bbc is a huge brand, and when youre an enormous brand, a powerful brand, then you have the freedom to experiment, and these powerful brands dont always do so and they end up following the startups. but, you know... when youre a powerful brand, you already have a huge built—in audience that may follow you to your next developments, and you should capitalise on th...

An old flame, others who are less thrilled, i think. it return is an an acknowledgement from the bbc in that taking it off air in 2016 it was a huge mistake. i am not sure bringing it back now will necessarily put that right, for various reasons. other services, such as netflix have caught up and overtake on the bbc in some areas. given the arguments fiona campbell was making, if we accept they are persuasive, why werent they persuasive six years ago when other people were making the same argume...

Given— overtake on the bbc in some areas. given the _ overtake on the bbc in some areas. given the arguments fiona campbell was making, if we accept they are persuasive, why werent they persuasive, why werent they persuasive six years ago when other people were making the same arguments for not getting rid of it in the first place.— arguments for not getting rid of it in the first place. what has changed is the bbc has _ in the first place. what has changed is the bbc has realised _ in the f...

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Well, it was on iplayer originally, but bbc one showed it as part of the strategy. only 2% of its audience were 16—to—34. so you can see right there that bbc three, a channel, a destination for young audiences, is immediately attracting more young audiences by its very nature, and therefore you would hope that they stumble across a news bulletin. and, of course, the work goes on, rosanna. when you finish speaking to us now, youre going straight back to producing this evenings bulletin. i won...

But heres my question, rosanna. if all of that is true and the bbc were to shape its news for this particular age group, as youve described, why would you then make a tv programme? why would you not make digital content thats placed exactly where we know people of that age are spending a lot of time? so i think it comes into what you were saying before about the need for a linear channel and the audiences that that linear channel is helping to snag. and again, the research has found that there i...