If only we had educated the brexiteers a tiny weeny bit more

[northernladyuk]

So to summarise:

If only we had educated the brexiteers a tiny weeny bit more

QED.

[darmstadt]

Leavers on the other hand, as many have already stated, still continue to moan after nearly 40 years.

FTFY

[rl4engc]

I take it you're not going to engage. Probably wise, seeing as I'm right and you're wrong.

No I'm not going to engage on the

Audiovisual Media Services Directive

because it isn't important to me, nor the country as a whole. It might be to you, but that's your own fault for ending up in the career you have done.

[vetran]

FTFY

and a bremoaner missing the point as usual.

[northernladyuk]

No I'm not going to engage on the because it isn't important to me, nor the country as a whole. It might be to you, but that's your own fault for ending up in the career you have done.

Let's break it down into bite sized chunks for you. Do you think that exports of creative media content are important to the country as a whole?

[vetran]

No I'm not going to engage on the because it isn't important to me, nor the country as a whole. It might be to you, but that's your own fault for ending up in the career you have done.

Look forward to charging Sky loads of cash.

The BBC doesn't seem to see Europe as much of a Market.

https://www.bbcworldwide.com/

[darmstadt]

Look forward to charging Sky loads of cash.

The BBC doesn't seem to see Europe as much of a Market.

https://www.bbcworldwide.com/

Did you look at the report?

Western Europe is the 3rd largest market behind the USA and the UK so I think it is a rather important part of the BBC's market

[vetran]

Did you look at the report?

Western Europe is the 3rd largest market behind the USA and the UK so I think it is a rather important part of the BBC's market

its about 16% of sales and declining in profit so I suppose you could see that as important. Some people wouldn't if selling cars.

https://www.bbcworldwide.com/media/2...nualreview.pdf

Headline sales Headline profit
£m 2015/16 2014/15 2015/16 2014/15
United Kingdom 379.3 361.8 62.4 52.7
North America 277.9 299.9 24.2 32.9
Western Europe 168.0 160.1 21.0 27.0
Australia and
New*Zealand 79.1 81.9 19.2 16.3
Rest of World 137.7 116.2 5.4 5.2
Eliminations (12.6) (18.1) 1.6 4.5
Total 1,029.4 1,001.8 133.8 138.6

[Mordac]

Have you got to grips yet with the Audiovisual Media Services Directive? It is dismissed by an OP as EU red tape, but in fact it enables UK based channels to broadcast to the EU, and it compels EU based channels to show a high proportion of European works, which currently includes UK based content.

But I'm not surprised you hold the analysis you do. It's hard to see either the big picture or the details with your head in the sand.

The Dutch, Belgians, French and Irish already watch UK TV (if they're close enough to a transmitter), and everyone can watch UK satellite TV. If an EU directive is the reason we have to watch all that subtitled Scandinavian rubbish, they can get stuffed.

[Mordac]

Let's break it down into bite sized chunks for you. Do you think that exports of creative media content are important to the country as a whole?

It depends on who profits from the sale, how much does your webcam business make?