They can stop treating newsreaders like Hollywood stars because they can shuffle papers and read an autocue, especially with so few minutes to register.
Diego_Rivera on
HardTalk gone. Seems like they are really gutting BBC World News.
pissflapgrease on
Makes you wonder what they’re actually spending money on because it doesn’t appear to be decent programs.
BioPsych120 on
Sack all the nonces and you could save quadruple that.
inthekeyofc on
>BBC director general Tim Davie warned the UK is struggling to counter a rise in “pure propaganda” from countries like Russia and China because of cuts to the service.
A win then for the armies of hostile state trolls infesting social media working hard to undermine one of our greatest institutions.
No_Breadfruit_4901 on
They can get rid of Laura Kuennsburg and Chris Mason to save money
Part of the issue of falling engagement is the way they handle any kind of feedback. Watching Newswatch is infuriating: they basically just tell all the people who care enough to give feedback that they’re wrong for asking why something is classed as “breaking news” for 15 hours and why everything has typing errors.
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They can stop treating newsreaders like Hollywood stars because they can shuffle papers and read an autocue, especially with so few minutes to register.
HardTalk gone. Seems like they are really gutting BBC World News.
Makes you wonder what they’re actually spending money on because it doesn’t appear to be decent programs.
Sack all the nonces and you could save quadruple that.
>BBC director general Tim Davie warned the UK is struggling to counter a rise in “pure propaganda” from countries like Russia and China because of cuts to the service.
A win then for the armies of hostile state trolls infesting social media working hard to undermine one of our greatest institutions.
They can get rid of Laura Kuennsburg and Chris Mason to save money
A full list of BBC salaries from £178k-1m+ was published [here ](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c0w4xqlwr1ro)for 2024.
Suggest saving a few quid there.
Part of the issue of falling engagement is the way they handle any kind of feedback. Watching Newswatch is infuriating: they basically just tell all the people who care enough to give feedback that they’re wrong for asking why something is classed as “breaking news” for 15 hours and why everything has typing errors.