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Old 18-07-2022, 07:55 AM #126
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[Council tax levy
could replace TV licence fee in future funding model]


[The TV licence fee could be abolished
and replaced with a new levy on council tax bills,
according to a House of Lords committee
that looked at the best way to fund
the BBC in the future.
Under the proposal, all households would
pay for the BBC through their
local authority bill,
with low-earning families paying less
for the broadcaster’s services.
This would end the traditional link
to owning a television set and ensure
that people who only use the
BBC’s online or radio services
also have to pay to use them.

“We see quite a lot of potential advantages to it,
” said the Conservative peer Tina Stowell,
who chairs the cross-party House of Lords
communications and digital committee.]





Yes Do It

get rid of that Direct Tax.
Monthly Direct Debit


https://www.theguardian.com/media/20...-funding-model

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That's even more draconian than the current system.

They run and own the following -
Alibi
Dave
Drama
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Gold
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Some are pay channels, some on 'freeview' yet ALL have around 15 mins of ads an hour. They also sell the rights to tons of shows that we pay a license for to streaming sites. A TV license in this, or any day and age is preposterous. Just a complete scam and BBC are laughing all the way to the bank, as are all their top earners.
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Subcription-only service. Solved. I'd say no thanks.
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i don't want my community charge going up by 140 or whatever a year to pay for a service i don't want. The licence fee must end full stop, not transferred to another payment bucket
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i don't want my community charge going up by 140 or whatever a year to pay for a service i don't want. The licence fee must end full stop, not transferred to another payment bucket

No
as it will be Everyone
in the UK
it will be a lot less


Better than a monthly Direct Debit
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a lot less is not zero. i want zero licence fee
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The most revolting part is it doesn't even matter if you don't watch anything BBC related, you still HAVE to pay the BBC anyway because you watch other TV channels.
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a lot less is not zero. i want zero licence fee

Not yet
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[The BBC will cut the number of programmes
it makes and consider turning more
television and radio stations into archive services,
according to the corporation’s director general.

Tim Davie is preparing to announce
deep cuts to BBC output in the coming weeks,
with staff nervously wondering whether
their programmes or channels will be axed.
The corporation estimates it needs
to find another Ł285m in annual savings
as a result of government-imposed
cuts to its budget.

Davie said the era of the BBC trying
to do “everything with every service”
was no longer viable because
it ended up spreading itself “too thin”.]


Guardian Media.
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Reported
today 70 London based
reporters workers are to be axed.

Due to the Merger of BBCnews and BBC World News.


Unions are thinking of a Strike.

Some BBC news workers
are refusing to strike,


Not being debated on the BBC

It was just debated on GBnewsHD
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That's even more draconian than the current system.

They run and own the following -
Alibi
Dave
Drama
Eden
Gold
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Yesterday

Some are pay channels, some on 'freeview' yet ALL have around 15 mins of ads an hour. They also sell the rights to tons of shows that we pay a license for to streaming sites. A TV license in this, or any day and age is preposterous. Just a complete scam and BBC are laughing all the way to the bank, as are all their top earners.

No they Co-Own them
that is not like owning the channel.
And they Do not run them

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BBC text:
[Friday night's episode of BBC One's
Have I Got News for You which was
dedicated to Boris Johnson.
The paper says the show has been
accused of broadcasting
"spiteful and crass" insults.
The BBC says the show has a
"long history of making jokes about politicians
of all hues".]


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Live in Parliament


A labour MP warned BBC Local radio with now end at 2PM.

BBC is to cut back their Local Radio

[The BBC said all 39 local radio stations
will continue with their own dedicated
local programming from 6am to 2pm on weekdays.
After 2pm the BBC will produce
18 afternoon programmes across England

that will be shared between stations.]


https://www.theguardian.com/media/20...radio-overhaul

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they need to shake up their news output, it's dreadful these days
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they need to shake up their news output, it's dreadful these days
They have,
when you go on BBCnewsHD
it is what they send out abroad.


Hence, non-regular presenters
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[BBC England has made clear to the unions,
the need to make difficult decisions to finance
the move away from linear TV to digital.
They have also announced the closure of
We Are England and also confirmed Oxford and
Cambridge TV operations will close mid-December.
]
31 Oct 2022



BBC Oxfords last day today
on local TV news.

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Sky news text:
[The BBC spent Ł7m on new logos
as part of a "digital re-branding"
earlier this year.]


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Michelle Donelan MP
Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport


Has Given long interview
to the BBCnewsHD/radio4 Media Show

Watch her on this link
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod...-really-thinks


She has a Good Attitude
believing an Evidence Based report
will be done on the Future of the TV Licence (TAX)

She stated it will have to change


The BBC media presenter stated
The BBC is spending Ł10million
in Liverpool,
for the Eurovision.

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Many leaving as BBCNews as it merges with BBC World News
to all save on money.


Joanna Gosling announced her exit on Twitter
after 23 years with the BBC


[She is due to go off air on January 26
but has not told people her next steps
Gosling opted for voluntary redundancy
along with David Eades and Tim Willcox
Ms Gosling fought*back tears when reporting
on the death of three Solihull boys]





https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ar-career.html

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Posting this paper again
for the BBC on their Front Page

Alarming story of a New Ł13 Rise for the BBC TV Tax
from 2024


That's Outrageous
I would want BBC4HD to stay on TV
and not go online,
which is the new BBC plan

2024 plan for new Ł179 a year Licence Fee TAX


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Instead of doing that just make Shows that people actually want to watch.
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SkyNews Text :
[The BBC has found itself at the centre
of a fresh storm after controversial plans
to raise the licence fee were revealed,
the Daily Express writes.]


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BBCnewsHD today Live Apologised
for showing the Live Debate Congress about TikTok


They were talking, but then a Video started showing People
on ticktock talking of killing themselves.


The Old BBC fella, presenter
said sorry &
"we did not know they were going into Graphic Videos?"

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The BBC Axed the BBC singers
all due to get sacked.
Massive amounts of angry posts

But now some other organisations
are going to Co-Fund them.


Ref: Times Radio Live.
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