Bbc Told to Cut Its Pounds 72m Website Spending
Evening Standard - London › July 05, 2004
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THE BBC has been ordered to shake up its extensive online services, which cost licence feepayers tens of millions of pounds a year.
Millions of people use the websites, but Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell commissioned a review of the BBC's internet services after concerns that its spending on new media had spiralled out of control.See the full content of this document
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Bbc Told to Cut Its Pounds 72m Website Spending
The corporation is now set to cut back its web services, which include entertainment and leisure sites devoted to soap operas and celebrity as well as...
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