Sentences with phrase «public service broadcasting»

It's questionable whether public service broadcasting really should need that much money and provide, like, thirty radio and ten TV channels.
A role public service broadcasting or the so - called quality newspapers should fulfil but never do.
The series came under public attack from senior television figures, and was pulled amid claims of declining editorial standards and controversy over the channel's public service broadcasting credentials.
Our Beeb is a digital challenge to the BBC and a debate on the nature and future of public service broadcasting across Britain in all its forms and media.
The role of the BBC as a partner in public service broadcasting needs to be explored in much greater depth and, in time, enshrined in the Charter.
As public service broadcasting goes, yesterday's 20 - minute interview was pretty uninformative except in the way it showed how horribly confusing the European Union issue has become.
«Mr Cameron's culture team has begun a policy review into public service broadcasting which is looking at ways to ensure Britain will have a «plurality of public service broadcasters» in the digital era.
The US is the clear outlier amongst developed democraces, with minimal public support, mainly for public service broadcasting (through federal and state appropriations) and for print publishers (through various forms of tax relief).
A potential change to competition law has potential implications for BBC provision of public service broadcasting under state aid rules.
@cbeleites: There is also the argument that public service broadcasting serves the society as a whole and improves democratic processes (by distributing information and acting as a watchdog).
@janh: The courts would also need to agree; in particular the FCC, that considers public service broadcasting protected by the constitution.
In my live blog of today's historic PMQs I wrote this: «In what has to be one of the lowest points in public service broadcasting BBC2's Daily Politics coverage stops halfway through the Prime Minister's concluding remarks to cut to Wimbledon.»
The report also calls for the privatisation of Channel 4 but that the proceeds largely stay with Channel 4 in order for it to sustain public service broadcasting (PSB).
Question Time presenter David Dimbleby appeared on the Today programme this morning and instantly became a fan favourite for the post with a passionate defence of public service broadcasting combined with a savage attack on the management culture at the corporation.
They are looking to update Ofcom's remit moving it away from public service broadcasting towards public service content.
It is expected to cover a huge range of issues including public service broadcasting, internet piracy and the operation of the telecoms industry.
According to Ofcom, expenditure on public service broadcasting has fallen by # 400m since 2004.
«We need a dramatic rethink if we are to continue to deliver public service broadcasting in an entirely new age.»
Evan Davis interview of Osborne on @bbcr4today was not public service broadcasting.
One thing which isn't a conspiracy theory is the coming assault on the BBC and the entire notion of public service broadcasting.
His performance, somewhere between a broken children's toy and a public service broadcast, was career - destroying.
On one occasion he diplomatically suggests the BBC is «a disgrace to public service broadcasting», reads Lord Hall a tweet from Paul Mason and adds, for good measure, that «it is now difficult to tell where the network BBC stops and the «No» campaign begins».
In our fast changing, digital age this constitution is intended: to secure in an open tolerant fashion our common resources, both for us and those who follow us: our built and natural environment, our public health service, our public service broadcasting; to delimit the clout of international corporations; and to help us invent new forms of self - organisation.
In the Commons yesterday Christopher Chope MP introduced a Bill that would ensure revenue from the licence fee would only go to public service broadcasting.
Therefore, public service broadcasting can't be funded from taxes.
Public service broadcasting is most obviously broken when we look at ITV.
What is needed for this new age of PSB is a truly independent regulator which covers the public service broadcasting remits (Charter and licences) of all our PSBs.
«Labour will always be committed to the BBC and the values of public service broadcasting.
Public service broadcasting as we know it is dying.
Public service broadcasting may be dying but public service content needn't be.
Our public service broadcasting (PSB) is facing a tough time, but it still remains the best in the world.
But Jeremy Hunt, the shadow Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport has kept his cards close to his chest so far on broadcasting — apart from some conventional pieties about the importance of public service broadcasting and the need to keep Channel 4 going through some funding fudge.
Politicians across the board should now be pressing to ensure we get more bang for our buck when it comes to public service broadcasting.
Ross herself said: «At a time when the future of public service broadcasting — and therefore Film4's own future — is being debated as never before, it is wonderful to see films that would not exist without Film4's continual support garner global recognition.»
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