Another flawed Hutton

Article Abstract:

British Broadcasting Corporation asked Will Hutton, the head of The Work Foundation to study the implications of BBC's proposed Window of Creative Competition. Hutton's report suggests that BBC's in-house production will not survive the onslaught of independent producers, once the WoCC is operational. Hutton also indicates that WoCC is likely to be harmful to public service broadcasting. The flaws in Hutton's report and conclusions are highlighted.

Government domestic functions, Contracts & orders received, Executive changes & profiles, Market Research Services, Marketing Research and Public Opinion Polling, Commercial nonphysical research, Contracts & orders let, Research Services, Officials and employees, Reports, British Broadcasting Corp., Contracts, Contract agreement, Marketing research firms, Broadcasting policy, Independent filmmakers, Hutton, Will

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The changing face of TV

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Ofcom's latest report on public service broadcasting shows that in the multichannel era the traditional public service output is edged out of peaktime. Ofcom revealed facts and figures upon the world through a major survey of 6,000 homes and spending and programming information from the UK's five terrestrial channels that reports some of the key findings and outlines Ofcom's arguments around them.

Surveys, Television programs, Television programs, Public service, Public service television programs

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Show me the money

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Leading broadcasting corporations of United Kingdom are competing with each other and spending high amounts in bringing free view content on mobile phones and other source. Even though this step seems to be big success, the questions about raising funds thorough these programs in the near future are not solved, as the costumers prefer advertisement free content on televisions.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Marketing procedures, Marketing, Company marketing practices, Industry forecasts

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