briantrumpet
Timewaster
But remember there is radio as well, and there must be (I think mandated in the contract?) a platform for public information and emergency broadcasts? Anyway, I assume that if it was a PAYG service then you'd have adverts on BBC and would pay monthly for an ad-free service? They probably fear that many people would just put up with ads if it means free TV so they'd be even worse off
As mentioned before, it would be a very hard political sell to make it into the BBC version of the poll tax, even if it were logical.


