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Should the TV license fee fund other Public Service Broadcasters?

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Should the TV license fee fund other Public Service Broadcasters? / Jones, Dyfrig.
How do we pay for the BBC after 2027?. ed. / John Mair. MGM Books, 2024. p. 113-116.

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Jones, D 2024, Should the TV license fee fund other Public Service Broadcasters? in J Mair (ed.), How do we pay for the BBC after 2027?. MGM Books, pp. 113-116.

APA

Jones, D. (2024). Should the TV license fee fund other Public Service Broadcasters? In J. Mair (Ed.), How do we pay for the BBC after 2027? (pp. 113-116). MGM Books.

CBE

Jones D. 2024. Should the TV license fee fund other Public Service Broadcasters?. Mair J, editor. In How do we pay for the BBC after 2027?. MGM Books. pp. 113-116.

MLA

Jones, Dyfrig "Should the TV license fee fund other Public Service Broadcasters?". Mair, John (ed.). How do we pay for the BBC after 2027?. Chapter 26, MGM Books. 2024, 113-116.

VancouverVancouver

Jones D. Should the TV license fee fund other Public Service Broadcasters? In Mair J, editor, How do we pay for the BBC after 2027?. MGM Books. 2024. p. 113-116

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Jones, Dyfrig. / Should the TV license fee fund other Public Service Broadcasters?. How do we pay for the BBC after 2027?. editor / John Mair. MGM Books, 2024. pp. 113-116

RIS

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N2 - The announcement in December 2023 of Samir Shah as the UK government’s preferred candidate for Chair of the BBC has revived a recently neglected question about the funding of the corporation, and of Public Service Broadcasting (PSB) in general. If we are to continue to fund PSB through a flat-rate levy on television users, then is it fair that almost all of this money is spent on sustaining a single public broadcaster? Or could a more competitive model of sharing out the licence fee help create a more dynamic and plural PSB landscape?

AB - The announcement in December 2023 of Samir Shah as the UK government’s preferred candidate for Chair of the BBC has revived a recently neglected question about the funding of the corporation, and of Public Service Broadcasting (PSB) in general. If we are to continue to fund PSB through a flat-rate levy on television users, then is it fair that almost all of this money is spent on sustaining a single public broadcaster? Or could a more competitive model of sharing out the licence fee help create a more dynamic and plural PSB landscape?

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