David Abraham singles out former C4 executives Michael Grade and Luke Johnson for changing their opinion on the broadcaster’s funding modelDavid Abraham,the chief executive of Channel 4, has rounded on critics calling for the broadcaster to be privatised, and telling Michael Grade to go and bask in his pension,and accusing Luke Johnson off “getting out the begging bowl” when he chaired the broadcaster.
Abraham said that the government’s exploration of a sale, or partial sale, or of Channel 4 was a “solution in search of a problem”.
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Source: theguardian.com