Post by westender on Jan 14, 2012 18:59:54 GMT -1
NB: Thread continued from an older thread in the General board ("Hillhead election; Glasgow City Council")
The latest wheeze being the BBC's Scottish political editor Brian Taylor's taxpayer-funded blog on the BBC website has now been closed to comments. For all too obvious reasons.
Absolutely outrageous.
newsnetscotland.com/index.php/scottish-opinion/3701-bbc-scotland-dead-and-dying.html
"...At a time when Scotland looks to its constitutional future and the clamour for debate begins to grow, it is highly suspect for our state broadcaster to adopt a backward step and eschew the benefits of modern technology.
The reason given, that comment will be opened up on selected (selected!!) news items is spurious – and begs the question, which stories and who will decide?"
Comments on BBC Scotland's blogs are still closed to public comments, and the anti-democratic scandal rumbles on. Daniel Maxwell, the editor of Newsnight Scotland & News Online, has declined several requests to be interviewed and his frankly bizarre cut & paste response to all enquiries / complaints is an insult.
Complaints continue on the BBC's Points of View message board. Read and be seriously irked and astonished:
www.bbc.co.uk/dna/mbpointsofview/NF1951574?thread=8297690
(I particularly recommend Posts #12, #22, and #31....)
It really is time for all good folk to come to the aid of the party by boycotting paying the BBC licence fee. Its blatant unionist agenda and its anti-SNP stance is quite breathtaking.
The latest wheeze being the BBC's Scottish political editor Brian Taylor's taxpayer-funded blog on the BBC website has now been closed to comments. For all too obvious reasons.
Absolutely outrageous.
newsnetscotland.com/index.php/scottish-opinion/3701-bbc-scotland-dead-and-dying.html
"...At a time when Scotland looks to its constitutional future and the clamour for debate begins to grow, it is highly suspect for our state broadcaster to adopt a backward step and eschew the benefits of modern technology.
The reason given, that comment will be opened up on selected (selected!!) news items is spurious – and begs the question, which stories and who will decide?"
Comments on BBC Scotland's blogs are still closed to public comments, and the anti-democratic scandal rumbles on. Daniel Maxwell, the editor of Newsnight Scotland & News Online, has declined several requests to be interviewed and his frankly bizarre cut & paste response to all enquiries / complaints is an insult.
Complaints continue on the BBC's Points of View message board. Read and be seriously irked and astonished:
www.bbc.co.uk/dna/mbpointsofview/NF1951574?thread=8297690
(I particularly recommend Posts #12, #22, and #31....)