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EXCERPTS Contd...Charter ManifestoSince the early 2000s, the license fee charged by the BBC had come under severe criticism. In August 2003, the Conservative Party, the second largest political party in the UK, charged that the viewers were paying for programs that had been copied from commercial channels and demanded that the fee be cut. It said that the BBC was getting an unfair advantage by receiving £2.7 billion as annual fee.
Implementing Change at BBCIn the first week of December 2004, Thompson began implementing the manifesto by announcing a new vision aimed at making the BBC a more creative and efficient digital broadcaster. He announced that his vision had three aspects
- 'a bold new program and content strategy based above all around the idea of excellence,' 'a transformation of the BBC into a state-of-the art digital broadcaster,' and 'an irreversible shift in the culture of the BBC toward simplicity, opportunity, and creativity... The BBC Journalism CollegeIn the last week of June 2005, the BBC launched the BBC Journalism College at an investment of £5 million to train journalists working in various divisions of the BBC such as news, the World Service, etc. As opposed to the concept of classroom training, the instructions were imparted through interactive e-learning sessions, seminars, and workshops (conducted by Neil) at various locations across the globe...
Exhibits
Exhibit I: BBC's Old and New Executive Committees
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