Worldwide ambition

Article Abstract:

Imposing distributions deals on independents and grabbing an unfair share of secondary rights are the two accusations on BBC when the new defunct Independent Television Commission first conducted its programme supply review in 2002. Although big changes are afoot at BBC Worldwide, it is doubtful whether rival distributors are right to be dubious.

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Worldwide to seek new partners

Article Abstract:

The BBC's Worldwide subsidiary is considering the creation of alliances or bringing in outside shareholders as part of the cost-cutting plan of BBC director general Greg Dyke. Worldwide generates turnover of 587 million pounds sterling per yea.

Brief Article, Broadcasting

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Final chapter for Hutton

Article Abstract:

BBC has learnt the right lessons from Hutton and is ready to put it behind them and move forward. Greg Dyke should stop taking it as a personal battle.

Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, Reports, British Broadcasting Corp., Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Public officers, Government officials, Hutton, James Brian Edward

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