The BBC is obliged, by Ofcom, to publish a fortnightly bulletin of complaints, by numbers. In the two weeks from April 30, Auntie received 6,000 odd complaints - but no single programme attracted more than 100 - the threshold for publication.
The bulletin from the 14th May onwards was, in theory, published on 31st May - but the link to the pdf is broken, and remains so. I'm guessing Radio 2 heads the list, with the All New Jo and Simon Show - I'll let you know when the link is fixed.
9pm update: Not even 100 complaints about Jo and Simon, as commenters below have noted....
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I would have thought the Alistair Campbell's Labour human-twitterbot army would be flooding them with spurious complaints on any tiny Labour angle
ReplyDeleteThey did it on the Newsnight Corbyn Russian hat issue.
Here try this
ReplyDeletehttp://downloads.bbc.co.uk/aboutthebbc/insidethebbc/reports/pdf/bbc_cmb_website_report_14_27may2018.pdf
See the way they arrange the date when they are in the same month
bbc_cmb_website_report_14_27may2018.pdf
"No individual BBC programmes received more than 100 complaints over the fortnight. "
13 Stage Complaints : NONE upheld
"Between 14-27 May 2018, BBC Audience Services (Stage 1) received a total of 5,740 complaints about programmes. 8,819 complaints in total were received at Stage 1"
My Typo 13 Stage2 complaints
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