Channel 4 welcomed the news, saying the decision "allows us to be even
more of a power in the digital world".
[/quote]
Bear in mind they dropped their "killer programme" years ago.
Countdown has never been the same since Richard Whiteley and Carol
Vorderman left.
On Thu, 5 Jan 2023 20:36:53 -0000, "Alexander" <none@nowhere.fr>
wrote:
"John Williamson" <johnwilliamson@btinternet.com> wrote in message news:k1o0h8FboqsU1@mid.individual.net...
Because what the country really, really, needs is yet another "race to
the bottom" TV channel to help scrape the bottom of the programme barrel >>> really clean. :-/
If someone said to ne "race to the bottom TV channel" the first that
came to mind would be Channel 4 - a mixture of formulaic banal daytime >>drivel and, in so-called primetime, lots of lewd filth justified by some >>WOKE ideological box-ticking exercise.
Cancellation of the privatisation plans mean that the nepotism will >>continue I suspect - people who are only in management positions because
of the people they know, awarding lucrative programme-making contracts
to their own chums.
The broadcaster will continue its descent into irrelevance.
In my opinion.
Channel 4 is one of my main viewings. I avoid your "lewd filth" but
there are some good programmes.
In my opinion.
and in my opinion too.
Channel 4 has the best serious News programme
On 07/01/2023 11:00, Martin wrote:
and in my opinion too.
Channel 4 has the best serious News programme
You are entitled to your opinion but having a newsreader who was filmed shouting obscenities at the Prime Minister is not good indication of impartiality.
Combination of too much soft porn
On 07/01/2023 12:57 pm, MB wrote:
On 07/01/2023 11:00, Martin wrote:
and in my opinion too.
Channel 4 has the best serious News programme
You are entitled to your opinion but having a newsreader who was filmed
shouting obscenities at the Prime Minister is not good indication of
impartiality.
+1 (though it seems that he is now gone, for all the difference that makes).
Channel Four News continually fails to comply with the channel's public >service requirement in respect of unbiased, politically-neutral and >even-handed news. Those producing and presenting the programme have
indicated time and again that they are incapable of doing that.
Whatever happens to Channel Four, someone with a responsible attitude
and sufficient authority needs to take C4 News in hand start cracking
the whip.
On 07/01/2023 11:00, Martin wrote:
and in my opinion too.
Channel 4 has the best serious News programme
You are entitled to your opinion but having a newsreader who was filmed >shouting obscenities at the Prime Minister is not good indication of >impartiality.
but PMs also shout obscenities. Did you mean a PM?
On 09/01/2023 09:54, Martin wrote:
but PMs also shout obscenities. Did you mean a PM?
Which one and when?
On 09/01/2023 09:54, Martin wrote:
but PMs also shout obscenities. Did you mean a PM?
Which one and when?
JNugent <jenningsandco@mail.com> wrote:
On 07/01/2023 12:57 pm, MB wrote:
On 07/01/2023 11:00, Martin wrote:
and in my opinion too.
Channel 4 has the best serious News programme
You are entitled to your opinion but having a newsreader who was filmed
shouting obscenities at the Prime Minister is not good indication of
impartiality.
+1 (though it seems that he is now gone, for all the difference that makes). >> Channel Four News continually fails to comply with the channel's public
service requirement in respect of unbiased, politically-neutral and
even-handed news. Those producing and presenting the programme have
indicated time and again that they are incapable of doing that.
Whatever happens to Channel Four, someone with a responsible attitude
and sufficient authority needs to take C4 News in hand start cracking
the whip.
ditto PMs.
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