成人快手3 plan; Press recognition panel
The 成人快手's director of television on transforming 成人快手3 for a digital age; the new chair of the Press Recognition Panel; and reaction to the Guardian's editor-in-chief stepping down.
The 成人快手's plans to close 成人快手 Three as a broadcast channel and re-invent it as online service in Autumn 2015 have been submitted to the 成人快手 Trust. The proposals will generate savings of 拢50 million. Eighty percent of the new budget will be spent on long form programmes like 'Murdered by My Boyfriend' and twenty percent will go on non traditional content such as micro videos and listicles. Traditional genres like dramas and comedy will be replaced by the strands 'Make Me Think' and 'Make Me Laugh'. Alongside this, the 成人快手 Executive also proposes launching a 成人快手 One+1 channel, extending the hours for C成人快手 and enhancing 成人快手 iPlayer. Danny Cohen, 成人快手 Director of Television, explains the thinking behind 成人快手 3's new incarnation and Lis Howell, Director of Broadcasting at City University, gives her verdict on the proposals.
The Press Recognition Panel, created by the Royal Charter on self-regulation of the Press, came in to being last month. As recommended by the Leveson report, the recognition panel will decide whether or not any new system of press regulation measures up to the Royal Charter. However, the regulator IPSO,(the Independent Press Standards Organisation) to which the majority of newspaper and magazine publishers have signed up, has decided not to seek recognition. Following the Panel's first board meeting, where does it go from here? The panel's chair, barrister David Wolfe QC, joins Steve.
Alan Rusbridger, editor-in-chief of The Guardian, has announced he will stand down from his current role at Guardian Media Group in the summer. Steve hears from the former editor of the Guardian Peter Preston.
Producer: Dianne McGregor.
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Future plans for 成人快手3
Danny Cohen, 成人快手's Dir of TV explains the strategy. Reaction from Lis Howell Dir City Uni
Duration: 17:50
The Royal Charter : The Press Recognition Panel
David Wolfe QC on his role as Chair of the Press Recognition Panel.
Duration: 06:44
Alan Rusbridger to step down as the Guardian editor-in-chief
Peter Preston, fomer editor of the Guardian gives his reaction to the news.
Duration: 02:17
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- Wed 10 Dec 2014 16:30成人快手 Radio 4 FM
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