Sunday Times: BBC unlikely to prosecute licence fee rebel Charles Moore
The BBC is unlikely to launch a criminal prosecution against former Daily Telegraph editor Charles Moore for his refusal to…
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Canadian journalist released from Afganistan captors
A Canadian journalist has been released by her captors in Afganistan after being abducted and kept in a cave for…
ByBBC feels triumphant over election coverage
The BBC claims it was the first broadcaster to call the Obama victory in the US presidential election last week…
ByRusbridger: State funding is needed to save local press
Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger has a solution to the woes currently afflicting the regional press – public funding. He argues…
ByWorld Service criticised for cutting Russian output
A group of writers, diplomats and academics has criticised BBC World Service plans to cut its Russian-language programming – arguing…
ByBBC foreign bureaux cuts claimed
The BBC is considering cutting some of it foreign bureaux following a budget overspend, according to Broadcast. The trade mag…
ByBauer Radio loses its Mojo
Bauer has decided to pull the plug on one of its magazine-branded digital radio stations, Mojo Radio, at the end…
ByCamelot chief to chair commercial radio group
Radiocentre, the trade body that represents commercial radio stations, has appointed Camelot chief executive Dianne Thompson as its new chairman.…
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