2015년 3월 3일 화요일

MediaGuardian briefing

Media briefing
Tuesday 03 Mar 2015
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Tony Hall welcomes MPs’ report on the corporation, even supporting the idea of a proposed household levy 
Channel admits O’Reilly did not witness bombings in Northern Ireland or murders in El Salvador in wake of questions over TV host’s reporting experiences 
Staff working on series such as Doctor Who to move into new division – with plan to transfer out of the publicly-funded part of the corporation 
Tony Hall says he would not have talked about bank with head of trust, who formerly chaired HSBC’s audit committee, while a BBC investigation was ongoing 
Print decline at Mirror publisher in 2014 offset by cost cuts, reduction in debt and improving digital performance 
Segment on ‘bondage for beginners’ shown at 10.30am attracted more than 120 complaints to media watchdog 
Viewers complained to Ofcom about Perez Hilton’s ‘sexualised’ ans ‘threatening’ behaviour, as well as Ken Morley’s use of the word ‘negro’ 
Media regulator to launch investigation into Crosstalk discussion on Kremlin-backed broadcaster 
Committee claims it has ‘serious evidence of criminal offences’ relating to controversial film that questioned official accounts of the 1994 genocide 
Sources say deal imminent as Brooks returns to News Corp to head media mogul’s quest for online investments, eight months after acquittal from phone-hacking charges 
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Sky’s Adam Boulton sarcastically compliments former ITV reporter Lucy Manning on Washington Post story 
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