Leaked document sent from corporation to the DCMS robustly defends its output, saying report uses ‘flawed’ analysis and is rehash of its rivals’ viewsA leaked BBC document has criticised a government report into the corporations market impact by pointing out that making shows that are less successful and approved than Strictly Come Dancing would not be fine for licence fee payers. The BBC document suggests that the report commissioned by the government uses “flawed” analysis and “questionable” assumptions that put commercial impact above the need of the audience.
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Source: theguardian.com