JOHN REITH the first Director-General of the BBC, was convinced that broadcasting should constitute a public service rather than being organised according to free-market principles, with funding derived from advertising or sponsorship and with the profit motive impelling programming decisions.
An edition of British Television Policy
(2001)
British television policy
a reader
by Bob Franklin
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