The demand that the BBC remain ‘distinctive’ may be its death knell

Edward Bernard Braman

The demand that the BBC remain ‘distinctive’ may be its death knell

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Abstract

A reaction to the BBC White Paper which argues that the immediate discussion misses the demographic and convergent time bomb which will ultimately decides the BBC's and Public Service Broadcasting's survival.

Original language	English
Type	Article for The Conversation
Media of output	Web
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - 12 May 2016

Keywords

BBC Convergence Audiences

Access to Document

https://theconversation.com/the-demand-that-the-bbc-remain-distinctive-may-be-its-death-knell-59198

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