Well, first of all, I am amazed at the subjects that get discussed here
in pdml. Somehow the list got onto a thread a very short time ago about
taxing British citizens to finance the BBC.
As if the list is all prescient, all of a sudden the BBC is big world
news due to the scathing commentary by Lord Hutton accusing the BBC's
Board of Governers of basically sleeping on the job during the BBC's
Blair Blunder.
It was very interesting to hear on the radio commentary about how this
is going to go over with the British public, since <rough quote> "The
British Broadcasting Corporation is a publicly funded corporation via
taxation and there is some expectation of broadcast responsibility...".
I heard that the chairman of the Board of Governers has stepped down
after the news today and a couple of others are also considering it. I
am curious to hear from our British PDML's if this is a big deal in
England or if the american radio has blown it out of proportion again...
- Re: OT: The BBC and TV tax revisited Robert Gonzalez
- Re: OT: The BBC and TV tax revisited Chris Stoddart
- Re: OT: The BBC and TV tax revisited mike wilson
- Re: OT: The BBC and TV tax revisited Bob W
- Re: OT: The BBC and TV tax revisited mike wilson
- Re: OT: The BBC and TV tax revisited Chris Stoddart
- OT: The BBC and TV tax revisited Cotty
- Re: OT: The BBC and TV tax revisited Cotty
- Re: OT: The BBC and TV tax revisited Keith Whaley
- Re: OT: The BBC and TV tax revisited Cotty

