One of the requirements is being able to ask one's social network for opinions on BBC output: TV, radio, internet everything.
The BBC Royal Charter (Article 39) states:
• There shall be Audience Councils the purpose of which is to bring the diverse perspectives of licence fee payers to bear on the work of the Trust, through the Councils' links with diverse communities, including geographically-based communities and other communities of interest, within the UK.
• The Councils must use their engagement with and understanding of communities to advise the Trust on how well the BBC is promoting its Public Purposes from the perspective of licence fee payers, and serving licence fee payers, in different parts of the UK.
• There shall be Audience Councils the purpose of which is to bring the diverse perspectives of licence fee payers to bear on the work of the Trust, through the Councils' links with diverse communities, including geographically-based communities and other communities of interest, within the UK.
• The Councils must use their engagement with and understanding of communities to advise the Trust on how well the BBC is promoting its Public Purposes from the perspective of licence fee payers, and serving licence fee payers, in different parts of the UK.
This is where you come in.
I'd be happy to help but I have this problem which means I find it impossible to endure commercial broadcasting, so I don't really have any experience of comparing the BBC against any other so-called providers :-/
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