The director of the Incorporated Society of British Broadcasters (ISBA) has embraced a report from the UK culture, media and sport select committee claiming the BBC licence fee should be canned as soon as possible for a fairer alternative.
Earlier today (Thursday 26 February) MPs concluded in the Future of the BBC report that the licence fee has “no long term future” and that BBC iPlayer should be blocked off to non-payers with the use of encryption.
Following the news, Bob Wootton, ISBA director, said the BBC should look to embrace a subscription model, denying citizens access to TV and Read full story ›
Source: The Drum
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