…surely the thing is to stop watching in any and all capacities, not just to stop paying…not paying but still watching at all, to me just gives the message that something worthy of the cost is still being given…a complete boycott/shunning/avoidance would/could be the only way that would bring about any significant change…in my thoughts, anyway…don’t pay/don’t watch/do both…

…is it an April Fool…?…it’s been scrapped and disposed of and binned, hasn’t it…

No

£10:50 added to our TV Tax.

I stopped paying in July last year but I also stopped watching tv so I’m totally legal

The letters started coming reminders then more threatening ones
Then ones telling me I was going to get visit
I had two visits one when I was not at home and one when I was still in bed looked out the window saw a tv goon but left him standing on the door step for ten minutes didn’t answer the door

Since then I’ve had no letters or visits

there will be some element of public broadcast that continues into the future, but i can see things like eastenders, strictly etc going behind a pay wall

I stopped must be 2 years ago now

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The Top Earners
https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/07...1744334660.jpg

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...al-report.html

Well the pro dancers aren't wrong.

The only one that's genuinely shown poor conduct from what's being said is Graziano, everyone else appears to be being scapegoated.

It's disgusting to see tbh.

More Good Staff to be Sacked



[The BBC has announced its
latest round of job cuts,
involving a net reduction of
130 roles across news
and current affairs departments,
as part of a wider cost-cutting drive.

The chief executive of BBC News,
Deborah Turness, announced the changes
in an email on Tuesday,
saying the corporation sought to cut 185 roles
and open 55 new ones with the aim of saving
£24m, amounting to 4% of the
current news budget.

The BBC’s long-running world affairs
news programme HARDtalk and
the BBC Asian Network’s bespoke
news service will be axed.
broadcaster also said it would synchronise the
production of news bulletins
used on Radio 5 Live and Radio 2 and
domestic radio
would take summaries from
the World Service.]


[The plans announced today will also see
HARDtalk close by March 2025]

[“The BBC talks about diversity, representation
and underserved audiences. We tick all of
those boxes,” Raj Kaur Bilkhu, a former senior
journalist at BBC Asian Network News, said.
"I’m angry and upset for the audience." ]


[The cuts are part of broader efforts by the
broadcaster to cut 500 jobs across the
corporation by March 2026.

Three former and current employees
at BBC Asian Network criticised the
removal of its bespoke news service,
telling the Guardian the decision was
a disservice to the BBC’s audiences.
As part of the changes, the network will
instead begin airing Newsbeat bulletins
which are used on Radio 1 and 1Xtra.]


https://www.theguardian.com/media/20...t-affairs-jobs

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Deborah Turness
CEO, BBC News and Current Affairs

The Lady in Charge
sacking over 130 staff.

Martin Lewis' wife Lara Lewington
Sacked by BBC after 15 years

That will save the BBC Cash

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/10...9078181421.jpg
Her talking to the Robot that wants her job


[Martin Lewis's wife Lara Lewington has
confirmed that her BBC show Click
has been pulled from screens after
15 years - and fans are not happy
with the decision.

The TV star and tech expert, 45, shared the news
with viewers who responded with an
outpouring of support - praising what was
described as a 'unique show' and criticising
the corporation for the decision.

Click has been the BBC's weekly flagship
technology programme, covering news
and recent developments in the world
of the internet and tech.]


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tv/artic...lick-axed.html

Huw Edward's to host, if it returns.

No, he is banned from BBC
all the young lads working in Central London
now safe.

THe CEO Live on BBCnewsHD

Smirking
about his A.I. help/

He says we can Trust him?
but that Dirty newsreader was under your nose

He is talking about Doubling Studios

Of course, with his partnerships

He is Live in Salford

He must learn not to SMIRK

Now taking Questions
from a local reporter seated

Audience of his Workers and Partners

He just said we are the biggest broadcaster?

First Question from Australia ABC presenter
Who asks when will this expansion happen?

BBC CEO Tim
Then says it depends on the Government...............................

Click was a tragic tech program. It was tech for people that didn't understand tech