The BBC is undergoing significant restructuring, cutting hundreds of jobs in its news division while ending long-wave radio broadcasts after nearly a century. Director General Matt Brittin is navigating tough decisions as the broadcaster faces pressure on its licence fee model and new regulatory oversight from Ofcom.
·News division facing hundreds of job cuts as part of downsize plans
·Long-wave radio service ending after 97 years of broadcasting
·BBC exploring YouTube distribution for online news streams in select countries
·Ofcom developing enforceable rules for BBC online content standards
·Licence fee funding model comes under renewed scrutiny amid cutbacks
drawn from Reuters, TheDesk.net, Perspective Media, Межа. Новини України. · updated 23h ago