Add to ORKGWas it a storm in a tea-cup or a symbol of a wider malaise at the BBC? Well Polis has got the full, expletive-riddled story from a senior BBC figure
In 1985, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher declared publicity to be the ‘oxygen’ of terrorism. Speak...
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The fact that George Entwistle has resigned is good news for the BBC – although a personally devasta...
A trip back to the BBC newsroom means I bump in to a few old colleagues spitting with rage about the...
After a year of fakery and phone poll fiddling the BBC has come out fighting on trust. In a lucid, i...
Caroline Thompson is the BBC’s Chief Operating Officer, the woman who drives major projects such as ...
The BBC is currently embroiled in a degree of controversy perhaps unequalled in its history. Charlie...
Everyone knows that the BBC should always create the impression that it is in crisis and that its st...
If BBC1 controller Peter Fincham had been a BBC veteran, rather than a millionaire ex-independent pr...
BBC boss Tony Hall has outlined his vision of the BBC’s future including the idea of everyone having...
After his wide-ranging speech to Polis today, the Conservative’s shadow secretary media secretary Je...
Yesterday was a good day to have lunch with BBC Director General Mark Thompson. Before we could tuck...
The BBC is facing multiple pressures to change its structure and even its funding, but what about it...
Charlie Beckett argues that the Savile scandal is not only damaging for the BBC’s reputation but als...
At the heart of the government’s White Paper on the future of the BBC is an implicit accusation that...
In 1985, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher declared publicity to be the ‘oxygen’ of terrorism. Speak...
Two of the BBC’s greatest ex-employees are out bashing their former paymaster. Jeff Randall was one ...
The fact that George Entwistle has resigned is good news for the BBC – although a personally devasta...
A trip back to the BBC newsroom means I bump in to a few old colleagues spitting with rage about the...
After a year of fakery and phone poll fiddling the BBC has come out fighting on trust. In a lucid, i...
Caroline Thompson is the BBC’s Chief Operating Officer, the woman who drives major projects such as ...
The BBC is currently embroiled in a degree of controversy perhaps unequalled in its history. Charlie...
Everyone knows that the BBC should always create the impression that it is in crisis and that its st...
If BBC1 controller Peter Fincham had been a BBC veteran, rather than a millionaire ex-independent pr...
BBC boss Tony Hall has outlined his vision of the BBC’s future including the idea of everyone having...
After his wide-ranging speech to Polis today, the Conservative’s shadow secretary media secretary Je...
Yesterday was a good day to have lunch with BBC Director General Mark Thompson. Before we could tuck...
The BBC is facing multiple pressures to change its structure and even its funding, but what about it...
Charlie Beckett argues that the Savile scandal is not only damaging for the BBC’s reputation but als...
At the heart of the government’s White Paper on the future of the BBC is an implicit accusation that...
In 1985, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher declared publicity to be the ‘oxygen’ of terrorism. Speak...
Two of the BBC’s greatest ex-employees are out bashing their former paymaster. Jeff Randall was one ...
The fact that George Entwistle has resigned is good news for the BBC – although a personally devasta...