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Oct 22 2015
BBC does not crowd out competitors
The BBC does not “crowd out” rival TV channels or local newspapers, according to a report released by the BBC Trust. In a recent green paper, the government questioned whether licence fee-funded programmes and websites have a negative impact on commercial media companies. The BBC Trust asked accountants KPMG to examine whether that was the […]
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By Expat • UK Media News • Tags: BBC Trust, KPMG, Rona Fairhead