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December 2013
The logic behind a nationalised broadcaster was never perfect. In the age of subscription television and the internet it is indefensible
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July/August 2013
Twenty-four-hour news coverage should have ushered in a new age of investigative, in-depth journalism. Instead, it’s banal, repetitive and slack
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