Charter for change?

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The British Broadcasting Corporation Ltd.'s (BBC) Charter renewal campaign is being launched; however, the United Kingdom's media secretary Tessa Jowell promised that the BBC would have a full review of the way the corporation is funded, operated, and governed. Public service broadcasters in other countries have more regulations, tighter funding, and a variety of governance structures, which the United Kingdom should consider

Marketing procedures, Cases, Television broadcasting, Marketing, Telecommunications regulations, Economic policy, Company marketing practices, Government communications regulation, Public television, Jowell, Tessa, Telecommunications policy

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OFT turns up heat under BBC

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Office of Fair Trading has requested the Department for Culture, Media and Sport to grant more powers to Office of Communications (Ofcom) for enabling it to investigate the impact of BBC's licenses. Department of Culture, Media and Sport's green paper is looking to Ofcom for advise on how the BBC's licenses are creating unfair trade practices.

Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors, Restraint of Trade, Powers and duties, Administrative agencies, Government agencies, United Kingdom. Office of Fair Trading, Office of Communications (United Kingdom), Broadcasting policy

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Grade: I will not stifle creativity

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Michael Grade, British Broadcasting Corp.'s chairman has promised that his cost cutting measures will not be at the expense of creativity at BBC. Grade also discusses the areas in BBC requiring improvement.

Methods, Interview, Grade, Michael, Cost control, Creation (Literary, artistic, etc.), Artistic creation, Cost reduction, Creation in art

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