BBC chairman dismisses Netflix-style subscription model
Sir David Clementi criticises "linear regulation in a digital age"
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Sir David Clementi criticises "linear regulation in a digital age"
"If we fail to support our PSBs, audiences would miss them when they're gone."
Charge will apply to all households who use tablets, laptops and other devices to watch content
EBU releases annual Licence Fee report
Independent review looked at sustainability of Welsh-language channel
Overwhelming 71 per cent of public choose to continue paying annual charge
The annual TV licence fee will increase to £147 from £145.50 on 1 April this year. The increase marks the first rise in the...
The UK public back the annual licence fee to fund pubcaster the BBC, although many think the price is too high, according to the...
BBC Studios is set to cut 300 jobs in order to ensure it is ‘in the right shape for the future’ according to the...
Revealing the salaries of its highest-paid stars would not be in the interest of licence fee payers, according to BBC content and sport director...
Households not holding a TV licence will lose out on 4,000 hour of BBC iPlayer content when payment for the service becomes mandatory on...
Research by broadband and TV comparison site Broadband Genie has found more than nine million Brits could drop their TV licence in favour of...
The UK government has reached an agreement with the BBC that it will take on the cost of providing free television licences for over-75s.
Viewers could soon be charged for watching content on BBC iPlayer, as chancellor George Osborne announced cuts in government funding.
A committee of MPs has decided to support the retention of the BBC licence fee for the next decade, however, has stated the license...