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Question: BBC Disaster- too personal?

OK, but there are more important things.    
  3 (8.3%)
The public will soon get bored.    
  3 (8.3%)
This is vitally important.    
  5 (13.9%)
Other News orgs. have got the coverage right.    
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Some UK press have got it right.    
  2 (5.6%)
The Government are right to distance themselves.    
  3 (8.3%)
The BBC has over-reacted.    
  5 (13.9%)
Heads should 'go'    
  15 (41.7%)




Total votes: 36
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BBC Newsnight debacle.
Nov 12th, 2012, 4:28pm  
In the light of the present BBC situation, perhaps our members would like to express their feelings.


Most of the members of this forum have worked for the BBC for a long time, and many will feel hurt by the recent events for many reasons.



Members:-
having worked for the BBC for many years, in areas throughout the world, what do you think?

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If you have strong opinions, please join in.
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