What if there were no BBC? Patrick Barwise & Picard Report

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What if there were no BBC? Patrick Barwise & Picard Report

This Report is part of the project ‘Public Service Broadcasting in a Digital World’ being conducted by the Reuters Institute. An additional publication in this series is ‘The Economics of Television in a Digital World. What Economics Tells Us for Future Policy Debates’ (RISJ, 2012).

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