MediaGuardian: Lack of public support for BBC’s licence fee, suggest poll
August 18th, 2008Posted by Laura Oliver in Editors' pick
An Ipsos Mori poll conducted by MediaGuardian suggests that 37 per cent of the public do not feel the licence fee is an ‘appropriate’ funding structure and 47 per cent do not think it is ‘good value for money’.
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February 27th, 2011 at 1:26 pm
I am in total support of a licence fee and believe it is fantastic value ….appx 3pd a week for amazing content of programmes both on radio and TV, which in a household is of course shared…ie 4 people net cost 78p…It is available in your home in your car and on the internet, a truly briliant informative, entertaining and educational institution… I would happily pay 200 pds a year, as my life and that of many others would be poorer without it…
Many many people who live alone ,are incapacitated ,aged
gain massive enjoyment succour from the BBC ,I would be happy to start a Support thr BBc licence fee with a generous starting cash donation, which I am sure would be
matched by many others of similar views, let the meanies,political cynics pay their miserable fee, we’ll pay
a bit more.
brianaobey@hotmail.com