The BBC has a couple of days to prepare its defence of the Edinburgh Strategy - Thursday is the day it's obliged to publish a fortnightly summary of complaints, a move imposed by Ofcom.
The strategy seems to be that 1) If you didn't like wall-to-wall Philip on linear tv, you could have easily turned to iPlayer. 2) Broadcast networks 'only' rolled for 12 hours from the announcement. This will be defender as 'proportionate to the significance of the event' and 'well within broad expectations of how a national broadcaster would respond'.
Depends what country you are in. There's not much further they can go for The Big One. Turn off iPlayer, in case people find something disloyal ?
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