On Tue, Mar 26, 2019 at 06:51:08AM +, S Byers wrote:
> Re: top and tail adverts.
>
> Surely advertising is against the BBC Charter - in tne UK anyway.
They've always been able to promote their own content.
> But when we were in Malta recently the BBC News website was heavily
> advertising
Completely agree Mark. The kid intoning "BBC Sounds, music, radio,
podcasts" at the start of last week's In Our Time, and then the blast of
electric guitar and drums assaulting one's ears at the end (music under
some internal advert for another podcast purporting to distinguish
"what's fact
In article <1891565781.18066301.1553583068...@mail.yahoo.com>, S Byers
wrote:
> Re: top and tail adverts.
> Surely advertising is against the BBC Charter - in tne UK anyway.
As Mark has said, it tends to 'promote' "BBC Sounds" and/or give some
"extended stuff" from the main programme. Usually
For me the annoying top-and-tail stuff that's appeared, sometime since
BBC Sounds, has been that the only version of a radio show that
get_iplayer can see is now one where at the start and end there are
extra things telling us how wonderful BBC Sounds is or has some earnest
fellow thinking that we
Re: top and tail adverts.
Surely advertising is against the BBC Charter - in tne UK anyway.
But when we were in Malta recently the BBC News website was heavily advertising
Vodaphone and even after reporting these intrusions to Google they persisted
and took up much of the screen display.
And
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