A thoughtful piece by Rosamund Urwin in the Sunday Times on departures from the BBC (paywalled)
Some quotes: A BBC presenter “News has been hollowed out. It’s constant blood-letting. The old faces are disappearing, and the reporting teams are thinning out. "
News channel source: “We expect to be screwed over, because the bosses think that they can sell foreign news overseas to hotel groups and golf clubs, whereas the news channel is more domestic. And [interim director of news and current affairs] Jonathan Munro has not hidden his dislike of the channel.”
Former BBC presenter “I think it will become a Harvard Business Review case study in how not to do a restructuring".
Deborah Turness has some serious work to do when she finally arrives.
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