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BBC director general opposes plans to top-slice licence fee
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Thu Jun 25 2009, 18:02 PM
BBC director general, Mark Thompson, is opposing plans to top-slice the licence fee, as outlined by the Digital Britain report on June 16. Thompson says such a move risks damaging the BBC’s independence, and its ability to deliver services to its customers.
“There is a suspicion that for some years now there has been a small group of people ideologically focused on getting a wedge into the licence fee,” says Mr Thompson.
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