The BBC has announced that three of their various services will shut
down next spring in order to achieve some cost savings. They will close
BBC 3, BBC Scotland, and Radio 4 Extra. There are expected to be >"redundancies" - Brit-speak for job losses - and assorted other cost
cutting measures across the board. Apparently half a million people have >refused to pay the licence fee any more in the past year alone.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/IkgP2ryuL2Y
The legacy media continues to bleed out because people are turning away
from them and their lies.
Rhino <no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:
The BBC has announced that three of their various services will shut
down next spring in order to achieve some cost savings. They will close
BBC 3, BBC Scotland, and Radio 4 Extra. There are expected to be
"redundancies" - Brit-speak for job losses - and assorted other cost
cutting measures across the board. Apparently half a million people have
refused to pay the licence fee any more in the past year alone.
It's about time. They should have refused to pay it a century ago when Parliament first imposed it for the benefit of a private company.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/IkgP2ryuL2Y
The legacy media continues to bleed out because people are turning away >>from them and their lies.
This has nothing to do with nonneutral news reporting but heavy-handed tactics collecting the fee, especially from people not subject to it.
Rhino <no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:
The BBC has announced that three of their various services will shut
down next spring in order to achieve some cost savings. They will close
BBC 3, BBC Scotland, and Radio 4 Extra. There are expected to be
"redundancies" - Brit-speak for job losses - and assorted other cost
cutting measures across the board. Apparently half a million people have
refused to pay the licence fee any more in the past year alone.
It's about time. They should have refused to pay it a century ago when Parliament first imposed it for the benefit of a private company.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/IkgP2ryuL2Y
The legacy media continues to bleed out because people are turning away
from them and their lies.
This has nothing to do with nonneutral news reporting but heavy-handed tactics collecting the fee, especially from people not subject to it.
Rhino <no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:
The BBC has announced that three of their various services will shut
down next spring in order to achieve some cost savings. They will close
BBC 3, BBC Scotland, and Radio 4 Extra. There are expected to be
"redundancies" - Brit-speak for job losses - and assorted other cost
cutting measures across the board. Apparently half a million people have
refused to pay the licence fee any more in the past year alone.
It's about time. They should have refused to pay it a century ago when Parliament first imposed it for the benefit of a private company.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/IkgP2ryuL2Y
The legacy media continues to bleed out because people are turning away
from them and their lies.
This has nothing to do with nonneutral news reporting but heavy-handed tactics collecting the fee, especially from people not subject to it.
On 10/20/26 10:06 AM, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Rhino <no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:
The BBC has announced that three of their various services will shut
down next spring in order to achieve some cost savings. They will close
BBC 3, BBC Scotland, and Radio 4 Extra. There are expected to be
"redundancies" - Brit-speak for job losses - and assorted other cost
cutting measures across the board. Apparently half a million people have >>> refused to pay the licence fee any more in the past year alone.
It's about time. They should have refused to pay it a century ago when
Parliament first imposed it for the benefit of a private company.
The BBC is not a private company. It is not government owed either.
The BBC is actually a not-for-profit public service broadcaster that is owned by the British public. The BBC gets its money from the license
fee, various grants and donations, and by licensing TV shows to overseas networks. In some cases, such as Doctor Who, they also get money via partnership deals with other networks.
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