There are a few key players in the media industry that are not from the United States. One of the major new companies in Britain is the British Broadcasting Company. According to their website, BBC is “the largest broadcasting organization in the world.” Setting up their headquarters in the center of Britain, London England and staffing more than 23,000 people, it deserves the title of largest broadcasting organization. BBC is a public service broadcaster that reaches 10 national radio stations and 40 local radio stations with a website accessible to all. BBC provides their customers with” news and information in 32 languages.” BBC is run under the Royal Charter, which is “an accompanying agreement that recognizes its editorial independence and sets out its public obligations in detail.” In other words, it is a letter from the monarchy that grants the power to an individual or business. With international business becoming more popular, BBC surely has made goals to keep their status as largest broadcasting organization by sticking with quality, focus, efficiency, and market impact.
We are students at American University, working together to decipher the developments made in the modern media industry. In medias res is Latin for into the middle of things, and it is in this same sense that we are trying to approach the media industry, updating weekly with insightful looks at how the industry is changing. Stay tuned!
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Sunday, October 16, 2011
Oversea Key Media Industry Players
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