Re: UKNM: The BBC

[Tim.Hayward]

Interesting interpretation.


But, to be fair, I'm pretty sure everyone here seems realistic about the

balance

between Old and New Media - both now and in the future.


The main objection I've seen has been to sloppy, third-rate, sensationalist

coverage of brainless scare stories.


On the other hand, as an ex broadcast person myself, it seems odd that this

should surprise anyone. TV has spent the last ten years covering the easy

story

at the expense of any kind of objectivity.



T



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