The case for the BBC licence fee is flawed
18 February 2020
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Prof Len Shackleton quoted in City AM
17 February 2020
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19 February 2020
Housing and Planning
Christopher Snowdon writes for CapX
“There’s no reason to assume that the BBC will have to ‘dumb down’ if it adopts a subscription model“, writes the IEA’s Head of Lifestyle Economics, Christopher Snowdon.
Writing for CapX, Christopher debunks the common justifications for keeping the licence fee, including the common claims that a subscription to the BBC would be as absurd as a subscription to the royal family, the army or the NHS.
Read his full article here.
Writing for CapX, Christopher debunks the common justifications for keeping the licence fee, including the common claims that a subscription to the BBC would be as absurd as a subscription to the royal family, the army or the NHS.
Read his full article here.
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