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Amazon Fire TVs to Carry Freely Streaming Platform in Boost for BBC, ITV
Freely, a new streaming service backed by the BBC, ITV, will be debuting on Amazon Fire televisions. The tie-up will help take content from the four public broadcasters - which are required by UK law to offer programming beneficial to the public interest - to more British households, through smart TVs using Amazon's popular Fire operating system.
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Top BBC News Anchor Resigns 9 Months After Explicit Photos Row
Veteran news anchor Huw Edwards resigned from the BBC on Monday on "medical advice", the broadcaster said, nine months after he became embroiled in a scandal over sexually explicit images involving a teenager.
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BBC India Restructures Business After Centre Tweaks FDI Rules
The BBC has handed over its newsroom publishing licence in India to a private limited company, Collective Newsroom - a first for the public service broadcaster's global operations anywhere in the world.
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Dr Samir Shah Becomes First Indian-Origin Chairman Of BBC
The 72-year-old will take charge as the public broadcaster's first Indian-origin Chair from March 4 and running until March 2028.
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London's Big Ben Marks 100 Years Of Broadcasting New Year's Eve 'Bongs'
Ever since New Year's Eve 1923 when BBC engineer A.G. Dryland clambered onto a roof opposite the British parliament to record the strikes, live transmission has become an annual tradition.
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Watch: BBC Reporter Interrupted During Live Broadcast By Man Mistaking Him For Factory Worker
A hilarious moment on BBC Breakfast saw a reporter get mistaken for a market worker while live on air.
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On Camera: BBC Reporter In UK Robbed During Live Broadcast
The thief was not captured on camera and the reporter did not disclose what was inside the bag.
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BBC "Urgently Looking" Into Issues Raised By Charges Against Russell Brand
Britain's BBC said on Sunday it was "urgently looking into the issues" raised by allegations of sexual assault made against the broadcaster's former employee, British comedian and actor Russell Brand, who denies the accusations.
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Watch: BBC Anchor's Hilarious Slip Of Tongue During Live Broadcast Leaves Internet In Splits
A video of a news anchor's unintentional slip of the tongue during a live broadcast has gone viral on the internet. The video was shared on microblogging site X (formerly Twitter) by BBC presenter Gareth Barlow.
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Paul McCartney Confirms AI-Assisted ‘Final Beatles Record’ to Launch Later This Year
A "final Beatles record", created with the help of artificial intelligence, will be released later this year, Paul McCartney told the BBC in an interview broadcast Tuesday. Lennon was shot dead in New York in 1980 aged 40 while Harrison died of lung cancer in 2001, aged 58.
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Elon Musk Modifies 'Government Funded Media' Label for CBC After Publisher Pauses Twitter Activity
Elon Musk on Monday changed the 'Government Funded Media' for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) after it stated that less than 70 percent of its funds were from the government. The CBC says it has paused activity on its corporate Twitter account and all CBC and Radio-Canada news-related accounts.
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NPR Quits Twitter Over ‘Government-Funded Media’ Label, Says Elon Musk-Owned Platform Undermined Credibility
US radio broadcaster NPR on Wednesday said it was quitting Twitter, in the first significant defection by a major news outlet since Elon Musk's tumultuous takeover of the platform.
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BBC's Response After Elon Musk's "Government-Funded Media" Jibe
The British Broadcasting Company (BBC) has objected to its Twitter account being labelled as a "government-funded media".
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BBC Tells Staff To Delete TikTok Over Data Collection Fears
The British broadcasting giant reported that it sent staff a message on Sunday saying: "We don't recommend installing TikTok on a BBC corporate device unless there is a justified business reason.
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"Rights Are For Indians, Not BBC": Assam Passes Resolution Over Series On PM
The Assam Legislative Assembly passed a resolution against the BBC calling for strict action against the UK broadcaster over the alleged "malicious and dangerous" agenda against PM Modi propagated through the documentary 'India: The Modi Question'.
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Amazon Fire TVs to Carry Freely Streaming Platform in Boost for BBC, ITV
Freely, a new streaming service backed by the BBC, ITV, will be debuting on Amazon Fire televisions. The tie-up will help take content from the four public broadcasters - which are required by UK law to offer programming beneficial to the public interest - to more British households, through smart TVs using Amazon's popular Fire operating system.
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Top BBC News Anchor Resigns 9 Months After Explicit Photos Row
Veteran news anchor Huw Edwards resigned from the BBC on Monday on "medical advice", the broadcaster said, nine months after he became embroiled in a scandal over sexually explicit images involving a teenager.
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BBC India Restructures Business After Centre Tweaks FDI Rules
The BBC has handed over its newsroom publishing licence in India to a private limited company, Collective Newsroom - a first for the public service broadcaster's global operations anywhere in the world.
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Dr Samir Shah Becomes First Indian-Origin Chairman Of BBC
The 72-year-old will take charge as the public broadcaster's first Indian-origin Chair from March 4 and running until March 2028.
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London's Big Ben Marks 100 Years Of Broadcasting New Year's Eve 'Bongs'
Ever since New Year's Eve 1923 when BBC engineer A.G. Dryland clambered onto a roof opposite the British parliament to record the strikes, live transmission has become an annual tradition.
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Watch: BBC Reporter Interrupted During Live Broadcast By Man Mistaking Him For Factory Worker
A hilarious moment on BBC Breakfast saw a reporter get mistaken for a market worker while live on air.
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On Camera: BBC Reporter In UK Robbed During Live Broadcast
The thief was not captured on camera and the reporter did not disclose what was inside the bag.
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BBC "Urgently Looking" Into Issues Raised By Charges Against Russell Brand
Britain's BBC said on Sunday it was "urgently looking into the issues" raised by allegations of sexual assault made against the broadcaster's former employee, British comedian and actor Russell Brand, who denies the accusations.
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Watch: BBC Anchor's Hilarious Slip Of Tongue During Live Broadcast Leaves Internet In Splits
A video of a news anchor's unintentional slip of the tongue during a live broadcast has gone viral on the internet. The video was shared on microblogging site X (formerly Twitter) by BBC presenter Gareth Barlow.
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Paul McCartney Confirms AI-Assisted ‘Final Beatles Record’ to Launch Later This Year
A "final Beatles record", created with the help of artificial intelligence, will be released later this year, Paul McCartney told the BBC in an interview broadcast Tuesday. Lennon was shot dead in New York in 1980 aged 40 while Harrison died of lung cancer in 2001, aged 58.
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Elon Musk Modifies 'Government Funded Media' Label for CBC After Publisher Pauses Twitter Activity
Elon Musk on Monday changed the 'Government Funded Media' for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) after it stated that less than 70 percent of its funds were from the government. The CBC says it has paused activity on its corporate Twitter account and all CBC and Radio-Canada news-related accounts.
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NPR Quits Twitter Over ‘Government-Funded Media’ Label, Says Elon Musk-Owned Platform Undermined Credibility
US radio broadcaster NPR on Wednesday said it was quitting Twitter, in the first significant defection by a major news outlet since Elon Musk's tumultuous takeover of the platform.
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BBC's Response After Elon Musk's "Government-Funded Media" Jibe
The British Broadcasting Company (BBC) has objected to its Twitter account being labelled as a "government-funded media".
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BBC Tells Staff To Delete TikTok Over Data Collection Fears
The British broadcasting giant reported that it sent staff a message on Sunday saying: "We don't recommend installing TikTok on a BBC corporate device unless there is a justified business reason.
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"Rights Are For Indians, Not BBC": Assam Passes Resolution Over Series On PM
The Assam Legislative Assembly passed a resolution against the BBC calling for strict action against the UK broadcaster over the alleged "malicious and dangerous" agenda against PM Modi propagated through the documentary 'India: The Modi Question'.
