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,Greencard für ausl?ndische IT-Fachkr?fte,ainties of a fulfilled purpose and an agreeable retirement. For the BBC few of these can be applied, yet it is likely that it will at least .. How far its presence in the future will be changed by events in the immediate short term; how far, indeed, it will be able to maintain its present position a

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,Greencard für ausl?ndische IT-Fachkr?fte,oadcasting in the UK, a word that has remained engraved especially in the heart of the BBC: quality. P. P. Eckersley, that much under-rated founder member of the BBC, says in . that ‘“publicists” often say the creation of the BBC was a “far-sighted measure of sociological planning”. In fact it was n

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Weltweite Migrations- und Fluchtr?umeddle-aged and middle-brow’. Ten years after the report was published this observation was still accurate. Although the BBC has made strenuous efforts to alter the composition of a number of its advisory bodies, they remain stubbornly white collar.

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Volker Rittberger,Bernhard Zanglbe established on principles which were not orientated towards profit or propaganda; it was, by 1988, among the last left more or less intact. Those principles were that:.To those basic first principles others, less important, have been added. As time has passed it has become more and more difficult