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"as part of the transition to the single news channel operation we are making some necessary operational changes. there is nowjoint output across bbc news and bbc world as we work to a phased launch of the new channel in the spring. we will continue to deliver the best bbcjournalism to audiences in the uk and around the world across all our platforms." well, instead, were delighted to talk about this issue to richard eyre, whos a former controller of editorial policy, former deputy chi...

Broadcaster Carole Malone has accused Ofcom of being biased towards the BBC following its ruling that GB News breached guidelines.

Biographical details of GMG board members including Charles Gurassa as chair and Katharine Viner

Former BFBS chief executive Simon Bucks has been appointed to Ofcom’s Content Board on a three-year term. The Board holds advisory responsibility for a wide range of content issues, including the regulation of television, radio and video-on-demand quality and standards. It is made up of experts from a range of commercial, media, telecoms and broadcasting…

The Culture Secretary is expected to examine the regulators role as part of an upcoming review into the Corporations complaints process.

URL copied to clipboard The headlines are all too familiar. The BBC has been exposed as having deeply unsatisfactory internal processes for investigating problems. Rival media organisations gloat over the inadequacies. Loyal BBC employees squirm with embarrassment. We have seen it all before. The issue this time is the notorious interview with Princess Diana 25 years ago, conducted by Martin Bashir, a junior reporter on the BBC’s flagship weekly current affairs programme, Panorama. The in...

The decline in media freedom in the Balkans is eroding the European values of democracy and rule of law and creating a climate ripe for disinformation that is cultivating anti-EU and anti-western sentiment across the region, writes Peter Horrocks.

Lack of Media Freedom in the Balkans Erodes European Values Novinite.com 13 May 2021, 00:12 GMT+10 The decline in media freedom in the Balkans is eroding the European values of democracy and rule oflaw and creating a climate ripe fordisinformation that is cultivatinganti-EU and anti-Western sentiment across the region, writes Peter Horrocks. Even if their purpose is not to offend, the EUs latest assessments of the candidate countries of the Western Balkans make sobering reading on the subject o...