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Licence fee under threat?
Barry Cox, the deputy chairman of Channel 4 and chairman of the digital TV stakeholders' group, says the BBC is a "cultural tyranny" that should be funded - at least in part - by subscription.
In a series of lectures at Oxford University, starting tomorrow, Cox, who also advises the Cabinet on media matters, will call on the government to set up a public service broadcasting fund to which all broadcasters - not just the BBC - would be able to bid for cash.
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Published: Mon, 27 Jan 2003 01:00:00 GMT+00
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