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Wednesday 12 October 2011 10:56PM

Mike Dimmick: Thanks for that I will see if I can find out more.

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Wednesday 12 October 2011 10:58PM

karl: Yes, just cancel your contract, that is all you have to do.

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Wednesday 12 October 2011 10:59PM

freddie: The regional variations you receive are down to the postcode that the viewing card in the receiver was sent to.

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Glenys: Have you done the procedure listed at the top of the page?

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Ian: I think that if you look at that you will find that there are so few "directors" that even if you eliminated their remuneration entirely that it would not fund much in the way of programming.

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Mark: and BBC Radio Derby is one of the local radio stations that has yet to find a home on DAD as there is no local radio multiplex operating in Derbyshire.

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Gareth smart: It is not the ability to access other regions the BBC is going to remove but whole BBC One regions, they will not be accessible in any way (other than by Freeview) if they are removed from satellite.

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Dave: The Licence Fee, as one of two hypothecated taxes in the UK (the other is the London Congestion Charge) provides a way of the BBC being independent from government.

If direct taxation was used then the BBC would become a "state broadcaster" under government control, rather than a "people's broadcaster" under the "royal charter" as at the moment.

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John Fisher/John F: One "advantage" of having the BBC World Service radio being paid for by the Licence Fee is that duplication can be removed. Before the two services had to duplicate foreign staff because the had to be funded by different methods.

The "BBC World Service" is an independent news service under normal BBC rules and has never provided "propaganda".


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