Taking a slice of the action

Article Abstract:

UK culture secretary James Purnell has released a proposal which contests license fee funding of public service broadcasters, which is viewed as top-slicing. A likely outcome of the proposal is a public service publisher (PSP), which can lead to a big loss in public finances. Other funding options for public service broadcasters such as the BBC are discussed.

Government expenditures, Powers and duties, Public television stations, Government finance, Educational television stations, Secretaries (Government), Purnell, James

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Whose show is it anyway?

Article Abstract:

Author and journalist, Kevin Cahill, is confused by the controversy aroused by a program on British Broadcasting Corp. (BBC) on his book, "Who Owns Britain". He describes the events surrounding the controversy.

Works, Who Owns Britain (Book), Cahill, Kevin

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The Farm's produce helps it take top spot once again

Article Abstract:

A synoptic profile of the post-production facility, The Farm, is presented. The talent agency of the firm, management, etc. are discussed.

Company Profile, Farm

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