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Beyond the Fringese veto powers over programmes at the planning stage and beyond, if the product does not suit. By and large this works, and works well, because both sides acknowledge the importance of the central relationship. Educational broadcasting only can work, in its own terms, if there is co-operation and consensus.

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The Continuity of Change for the BBC to fulfil its own brief . One reason has been finance. If, as the BBC still argues, it has to provide under the first heading — for everyone, everywhere — then the costs are horrendously high.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9360-7 role they played inside or on the fringes of broadcasting. Annan concluded that one of the weaknesses of the present general advisory structure is that it is remote from most members of the audience.

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,Greencard für ausl?ndische IT-Fachkr?fte,t the leading edge of British and world broadcasting, seems now to hang on the extent to which it can adjust to a different environment - political, economic, social and technological. From its own history we can work out how powerful is its ability to emerge from this kind of challenge intact, if altered.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9360-7listen to, although asked of samples, are analysed poorly. Of late these questions have come to be recognised as the truly serious ones about broadcasting if we are to have any understanding of what it is that audiences want from broadcasting in an age of proliferating choice.