Taking the BBC to task

Article Abstract:

The BBC carries on regardless of criticism from various quarters as it faces the examination as part of the Charter Review. Michael and Mark, two world-class professionals managing the BBC, are advised that following a simple set of objectives and solutions is best for the organization. In radio, as in television, the role of Ofcom as an effective regulator is increasingly significant.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Analysis, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Industry regulations, Management techniques, Government regulation of business

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Iceberg, ahoy!

Article Abstract:

BBC is facing a large crisis, with several cuts in its staff and programming, and the issues surriounding Vision Studios. The way the management officers have been operating could lead to employees holding a strike, and an outside force should step in and cause changes. Other opinions of an unidentified BBC staffer are given.

Viewpoint essay

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Biased and proud of it

Article Abstract:

The adversarial style of political journalism of 'Today' program of BBC Radio 4 is examined.

Radio programs

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