It comes from Jim Dodd writing at Labour Home and he asks
as the BBC has a responsibility (as set out in its mission statement) to “inform, educate and entertain”.
why does it insist on reviewing the tabloid papers which are according to
are part of the entertainment remitand that
No reasonable person believes any of those “newspapers” are reasonable, credible or reliable sources of information - certainly insofar as that information is presented to fit a sensationalist, commercial or predetermined agenda.
Incidentally besides the usual culprits he includes the Daily Mail as part of the tabloid family
2 comments:
Surely there would be something rather odd about doing a newspaper review which didn't include the best selling titles, on the grounds that politicians didn't think they were 'serious' enough?
Agree,a totally ridiculous proposition Martin
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