A few
outtakes from the BBC News: There is still no deal with Cameron and the Labour
party about how to regulate the press. After three months of negotiating they
can’t agree with each other. An example of the regulation would be that if you
make a mistake on the front page, the correction should be on the front page as
well. The big question is whether this is against the press freedom or not.
The BBC
moves out of their building, the ‘Television Centre’. It has been her home for
40 years. The BBC moves to ‘broadcasting house’, where the news bulletins are
broadcasted from now on.
My opinion
The freedom
of press is very important to be a democratic country. If you want to regulate
the press, you should do it very carefully, because often press regulation goes
hand in hand with a autocratic regime. Of course I know that this won’t be the
case in the UK, but I still think that you have to keep the freedom of press as
free as it can be.
It’s always
hard to move on if you’ve been somewhere for a long time. Although, most of the
time it is a good step forward. I expect so with the moving of BBC to
broadcasting house. Television Centre is iconic, but it is good to look at the
new possibilities of this time, and that needs a new studio in this case. So I
think it’s a good thing for the BBC to move from Television Centre to
Broadcasting House.
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