Whilst 6 Music fights for your love, BBC Three looks like being one of the big winners from the Corporation's overhaul, so Mike thought he’d take a look at one of the channel’s flagship shows, Hotter Than My Daughter.
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Archive for February, 2010
Tubeview: BBC Three, hotter than 6 Music?
BBC DG – Snog, marry, avoid?
Why close 6Music, to preserve the quality of BBC Three? Bring on the backlash.
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The day the music died?
Weak-willed BBC management happy to let two radio stations die, for what purpose?
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BBC gets not much smaller with a big splash
Nice work from Patrick Foster at The Times, who appears to have a comprehensive take on the BBC strategic review. Not much gets the chop, but it's all well judged politically.
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Don Foster for culture secretary
Here's a thought. What happens to the media business if the Conservatives don't win the election. A hung parliament would be great for the Lib Dems...
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Let’s ban breasts, it’s a free country
At the risk of sounding like Larry Flynt, it's time to defend those bastions of integrity: Nuts and Zoo.
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Odeon quits Wonderland
So, Odeon sees sense and gives in. Who wants to be a Mad Hatter?
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Killing the CD with ill-judged rhetoric
Who do you believe? Grainge: "I believe that the CD will out-survive me as a format". Lefestz: "F**king clueless. Backward looking new head of Uni".
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Will the press hack itself to bits?
Aha, the press is in the dock today. Today saw the publication of a report by MPs from the Culture Select Committee on “Press Standards, Privacy and Libel.” But what you really want to know is how Fleet Street handled the coverage.
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Press hacking (part 2)
Here's the verdict from the rest of the press...
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