Is it possible, do you think, that the BBC could engage in the malicious damage of a rival in the same way that they allege Murdoch was doing? Biased BBC contributor Alan asks.. “Biased BBC has previously posted a look at Panorama’s investigation into ITV’s ‘Ondigita’ demise and whether Murdoch had anything to do with it. ‘Spiked’ magazine has taken a long look at this subject also and come up … Continue reading
Middle of the week arrives and so does this new Open Thread for your edification. The floor is yours so time to detail the bias.
Eastenders, tonight. And a little bit of politics.
Blogger Restoring Britain commented yesterday on Monday’s Open thread about the BBC’s treatment of yet another story which seizes on the Israeli retaliation while ignoring the build-up that led to it. Here is our old friend Yolande Knell, who might have picked up some of her material from this AP report, which also contains the usual emotive anti-Israel language. For example : “Israel has branded the activists “provocateurs” who posed a … Continue reading
When dealing with the BBC, it is often not what they tell you, but what they choose NOT to tell you. Just consider this one, flagged up by B-BBC contributor Alan. “I heard the BBC reporting on the loss of jobs at two dairies this morning…what I didn’t hear was this: ‘One million jobs for young people lost since 2007 as Labour is accused of hiding scale of unemployment on … Continue reading
Did you read this report in the Telegraph concerning the news the BBC has spent more than £8million making just 20 members of staff redundant? Wow, lucky they have unique funding otherwise 400k redundancy per redundancy might seem a tad extravagant?
I see that Biased BBC favourite, Richard Black, has been leading the BBC charge against Fracking. There was an item on Today about it this morning and it seems to me that the BBC seems more like an echo chamber for Friends of the Earth, that radical hard left organisation. Mind you it’s a tough time for Richard. Here he is dealing with the fact that some glaciers are confounding … Continue reading
Biased BBC contributor Alan takes issue with Victoria Derbyshire here. “Victoria Derbyshire confirmed every prejudice I ever held against her today as she presented a phone in on unemployment. Derbyshire lives in the BBC bubble completely out of touch with reality continually expressing either amazement or outrage at everyday realities that most people recognise as ‘normal’. She of course is flown to work by her employers, and no doubt gets a … Continue reading
A B-BBC reader informs me that whilst doing a bit of research on the internet he found a fascinating photographic comparison of how the City of David, just outside the southern walls of Jerusalem looked in 1915 and how it looks today as the Arab village of Silwan: As is clearly evident from the 1915 photograph, no “ancient” Palestinian village existed on the this site, which was virtually empty, as was much of the … Continue reading
Been a busy morning for a little socialist evangelising on the Today programme. Earlier we had a charming item on the minimum wage postulating the theory that it has reduced in real terms over the past number of years because it has not always kept up with inflation. The focus of the interview was that the rate needs to increase and it was asserted that the advent of the minimum … Continue reading
