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Originally Posted by carlwaring
Given that, as has been clearly demonstrated, the BBC is no different than any other public sector company in its pay and pay-off systems, what exactly do you think they're going to find? 
Personally, I think the £2m the BBC was forced to waste because some anti-BBC newspapers screamed "cover-up" over the Jimmy Savile 'Newsnight' issue was a bigger waste of money than they industry/public sector-standard pay deals.
A problem which, has also been clearly demonstrated seems to not be confined to the BBC. |
The BBC is not a private enterprise ,it is run using tax money and is accountable to fee payers not share holders .Private companies can pay what they like ,the BBC or any other state run company for that matter can't .I wish you would stop the comparisons as there aren't any ,the BBC is unique and has no viable comparator in the media industry