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Old 06-10-2011, 19:47   #20
Welshchris
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Re: BBC set to announce budget cuts

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Originally Posted by Chris View Post
Would be good to find a link for that as it would have major implications for their future plans. The fact is, a lot of the move has already happened. Children's completed the move last month.
i cant remember where i read it but the reasons that were given that they may not move them is because some people will need to travel between thames studios and the BBC ones within a short ammount of time and if the studios are so far apart big costs could be incured for getting the people between studios ontime.

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Originally Posted by denphone View Post
l also think another thing the BBC could do is utilise its huges archives to fill in weaknesses in programming as it has some wonderful stuff in these archives which quite a few viewers would love to see.
i have been saying this for a long time.

There is so much they could release on DVD or show on TV.

Why not on their website put it to the people what they would like to be shown or released from their achives and release them at an affordable price and not a massive price like £80 a box set which most people will wait for it to fall in price to atleast below £40.
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