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Review of BBC Local Radio by John Myers
In November 2011, John Myers was asked to review the operations of BBC Local Radio. The brief was to examine the working practices of the local radio network, to investigate areas of possible savings without impacting the on-air performance and review the current levels of management and back office staff.
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Annual Report and Accounts on the BBC's Licence Fee collection activities for 2010/11
July 2011: Annual Report and Accounts on the BBC's Licence Fee collection activities for 2010/11. These were prepared and presented by the BBC, and audited by the National Audit Office.
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Delivering Quality First
Delivering Quality First is the BBC's plan for how it can best deliver the highest quality programmes and content to audiences until the end of the Charter in 2017.
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Putting Quality First
In the summer of 2009 Mark Thompson announced a review of the BBC's strategy. The review looked at how the BBC could best continue to serve audiences in the face of advances in technology and a rapidly changing media landscape.
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Helping drive growth in the UK creative sector
A report describing the many ways in which the BBC supports and sustains growth in the UK creative sector and helps the wider economy rebalance both sectorally and geographically.
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BBC Corporate Social Responsibility Report
Report on the BBC's impact beyond broadcasting in outreach.
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Retransmission and Access Charges Review
October 2011: The BBC commissioned a report from Oliver and Ohlbaum Associates to consider the case for reforming the current system of retransmission fees in the UK. This report reviews the differing retransmission arrangements in different TV markets around the world and providing an analysis of the likely implications of continuing with the current UK arrangements.
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"The Open Internet: A platform for growth" report - October 2011
Committed to delivering innovative online services and content, the BBC wants to ensure the internet remains open and accessible to everyone. The BBC supports the analysis and recommendations in this report.
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