The Media Show
BONUS Lord Grade, Ofcom Chair, in conversation with Katie Razzall
Nov 29, 2023
Lord Grade, Chair of Ofcom, discusses the future of the BBC, including local coverage and countering fake news. He also explores the concept of due impartiality, the role of Ofcom in enforcing it, and potential program changes. Lord Grade highlights the importance of Offcom's independence and their rare interactions with government officials.
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Quick takeaways
- Audiences are becoming more selective in their viewing habits and have high expectations for every program.
- The BBC defends its role in providing a wide range of programs and emphasizes the importance of maintaining creative content with the license fee.
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The Importance of Selectivity in Audience Viewing Habits
Lord Michael Grade highlights the shift in audience viewing habits towards selectivity. With an increasing number of options available, audiences have become more choosy about what they watch. The days of mindlessly watching whatever is on a specific channel are over, as viewers have high expectations for every program.
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