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On 17 Mar 2006 06:10:02 -0800, "John S." wrote:
BBC is a regular on public radio and television and I find it to be a good addition to the news programming already available on those stations. Clearly it displaces other content, but whether local, national or international programming that was displaced would be hard to determine. British programming has been a regular on public radio and television since the early days. I hope Pitts is not lamenting the availability of high quality dramatic programming of non U.S. origins as well. I see news from BBC as adding to the already wide range of programming on public radio and television. The World Service is not on television. |
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