Thread: BBC licence fee to be reviewed by Conservatives
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Old 27-02-2020, 20:39   #138
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Re: BBC licence fee to be reviewed by Conservatives
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Originally Posted by Chris View Post
The reality is that it is just too complex to do this for the section of society we’re talking about here. If the government wants to scrap the license fee then the only reasonably painless way to do it would be to remodel the BBC’s finances after the other three national PSBs, namely ITV, Channel 4 and Five. All of them operate free to air, supported by commercials. It really is the only practical option. Expect the others to squeal if it ever gets floated though. They won’t want the competition for advertiser spend.
It is not that complex. Simply provide all BBC content through IPTV and provide a BBC channel for Freeview viewers which is funded by commercials.

It's only as complicated as you want to make it.
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