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The BBC's determination to dominate audio will only hurt loyal listeners - Vimarsana News

The BBC's determination to dominate audio will only hurt loyal listeners

Among the many issues addressed in BBC Director General Tim Davie’s speech to the Royal Television Society today, one that was studiously avoided was the Corporation’s intention to run advertisements. While Davie categorically stated in the subsequent Q&A session that BBC television would not be awash with the Kellogg’s logo any time soon, he has not ruled out advertising across other media.

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BBC needs 'fearless' ombudsman to investigate complaints at corporation, former governor says - Vimarsana News

BBC needs 'fearless' ombudsman to investigate complaints at corporation, former governor says

The BBC requires a “fearless” independent ombudsman to handle complaints because Ofcom is filled with former BBC staff, a former governor has said.

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BBC gets 900 complaints over 'biased' King Charles documentary - Vimarsana News

BBC gets 900 complaints over 'biased' King Charles documentary

A BBC documentary showing the Royal family behind the scenes at the King’s Coronation has received 897 complaints.

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BBC received 900 complaints about King Charles documentary being 'overly positive' - Vimarsana News

BBC received 900 complaints about King Charles documentary being 'overly positive'

Complaints made up a third of the 2,665 ‘stage one’ complaints about BBC programmes in last two weeks of 2023

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Letters: How can the BBC expect yet more cash from hard-pressed taxpayers? - Vimarsana News

Letters: How can the BBC expect yet more cash from hard-pressed taxpayers?

SIR – As a direct consequence of decisions taken by out-of-touch executives to remove much-loved radio presenters (without consulting those who pay for the service), BBC Radio 2 has lost 1.3 million listeners, it was reported in October. Only an organisation as breathtakingly arrogant as the BBC could now expect hard-pressed taxpayers to pay even more for a greatly diminished offering (report, December 4). Thank goodness for commercial radio stations led by executives who take the time and troub

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