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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier
Or collect a SMALL amount via council tax for upkeep of broadcasting equipment, and change the BBC to a service that you can pay for if you want to and ditch if you think it's rubbish and not worth paying for...
Or, do nothing at all via council tax, and collect the money for broadcasting upkeep from the various providers, and allow them to increase their fees accordingly.
Otherwise we're just flipping the deal in the other direction. I'd still be watching all of my shows via broadband (which I already pay for) and not via your precious oldy - fashionedy over the air broadcasting towers, so... I would be paying through my council tax for you to watch BBC. That doesn't seem fair at all, Livia. I don't care if you get to watch BBC even a tiny little bit!im just heartless like that.
(tbf I'd probably end up paying a BBC sub for Eastenders because I'm just that sort of chav).
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TS you can not Pick and Choose
No its a flat rate whatever is per day
then by a year
The BBC Tax must keep
going down each year , though
The CEO Hall
excepts BBC shows sold worldwide
can bring money back.
BBCAmerica
is commericial
But , for example ,
the drama Wolf Hall
goes to other nations not just USA.
And the BBC has a massive Vault
also for people outside the UK
iplayer international will charge
just get a Fecking Move On Tony Hall
he is 63
getting his CBE
Lord Hall made the speech to staff at BBC Broadcasting House,
just a week after a report by the MPs on the Commons Culture, Media and Sport Committee
said the £145.50-a-year TV licence fee system was outdated and should be replaced