BBC Licence Fee – no longer ‘fit for purpose’ says new Director General – so, what should replace it?
About this episode
The episode discusses the BBC Licence Fee's relevance and the implications of a proposed social media curfew for older teenagers in the UK.
Also, older teenagers in the UK facing an overnight social media curfew
Topics covered
- BBC Licence Fee
- social media curfew
- UK teenagers
- media reform
- government policy
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: BBC Licence Fee
Places: UK
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