he outlook for British television news looks very bleak. Hundreds of jobs are likely to go in ITV regional newsrooms across England and Wales as services are cut. At the BBC, staff are braced for heavy job losses, as news and factual programmes look like being the big losers as the corporation seeks to rebalance its budget after the “disappointing” licence-fee settlement. In both cases there …
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Raymond Snoddy on Broadcasting (Independent)
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