Dyke: What I would have moved north

Article Abstract:

Inside Story, Greg DykeEs autobiography, describes the former director generalEs plans to move BBCEs Radio5 Live, BBC3, CBBBC and Cbies along with half the media department to Manchester. The move encountered stiff opposition from employees who felt their lives would be disrupted. Official word on the move is likely by December 2004.

Strategy & planning, Organizational history, Executive changes & profiles, Planning, Officials and employees, Location, Business relocation, Company business planning

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Dyke to the rescue?

Article Abstract:

ITV chief executive Charles Allen's inefficient managerial skills have thrown the market share of the company to the bottom level. In this condition the prospects of Greg Dyke being appointed as the chief of ITV to turn around its position bringing goodwill, creativity and risk-taking back to the company are analyzed.

Management dynamics, Management, Appreciation, Chief executive officers, Television personalities, Company business management, Allen, Charles, ITV PLC

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Dyke blames email for rise in complaints about BBC

Article Abstract:

The British Broadcasting Co. (BBC) has gotten more viewer complaints in the recent year as compared to the 2001/2002 period. The company got double the amount of complaints about its programming in the 2002-2003 period. BBC director Greg Dyke blamed the increase on email complaints.

Marketing procedures, Broadcasting, Customer relations

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