Machiavelli's media strategy

Article Abstract:

A independent review of broadcasting policy, in the United Kingdom, should be set in motion prior to the introduction of a new Broadcasting Bill in the year 2001. The government may be more concerned in maintaining revenue levels than devising new regulations which would be favourable for the broadcasting industry. The review committee would gather views from the public, broadcasters and other interested groups on the future of broadcasting. The increasing use of subscription television may result in public service broadcasting being seen as an unwarranted expenditure.

Broadcast Regulation, United Kingdom, Laws, regulations and rules, Broadcasting regulations

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Shopping around for digital

Article Abstract:

The British Broadcasting Bill's restriction of the additional digital terrestrial television services to just 10% of the total will not be enough if the digital network becomes as heavily used as some industry watchers anticipate. The digital network is thought to become more popular in the future than any of the other communications channels in existence today. Its usage will be restricted if it is not allowed to use enough broadcasting frequency.

Broadcasting-Frequency Allocation, Frequency allocation (Telecommunications), Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Digital television

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BBC World of weather

Article Abstract:

BBC World is less interesting than its rival English satellite television news services. BBC World has professional reporting but the service is poor. BBC World does not realize that a lot of British news coverage is uninteresting for the rest of the world. Its presenters are dull. Its factual programmes seem to have been included at random.

Television Broadcasting, Direct Broadcast Satellite TV Providers, Cable and Other Program Distribution, Evaluation, Television broadcasting industry, Column, Direct broadcast satellite television, Satellite television, Satellite television industry, Television broadcasting of news, Television news, BBC World Ltd.

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