dbgtz
10-12-2014, 03:31 PM
The channel will move from nine hours a day to a 24-hour, always-on service
Programmes like Snog, Marry, Avoid and Don't Tell The Bride are likely to be jettisoned in favour of harder-hitting content
80% of budget will be spent on long-form programmes like Murdered by My Boyfriend and Bad Education
20% of budget will go on non-traditional content - such as micro-videos, listicles and gifs
A daily news service will be created in conjunction with Radio 1's Newsbeat
Programmes will not just live on iPlayer, but will be distributed on third party sites including YouTube and Facebook
Traditional genres like drama and comedy will be replaced by the strands "Make Me Think" and "Make Me Laugh"
Moving BBC Three to online will allow CBBC to broadcast for an extra two hours in the evening
It will also allow for a BBC One+1 channel to be launched
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-30409171
Actually re-reading it, I realised I only liked 2 of the points listed. I don't see the point in a few of those at all.
Programmes like Snog, Marry, Avoid and Don't Tell The Bride are likely to be jettisoned in favour of harder-hitting content
80% of budget will be spent on long-form programmes like Murdered by My Boyfriend and Bad Education
20% of budget will go on non-traditional content - such as micro-videos, listicles and gifs
A daily news service will be created in conjunction with Radio 1's Newsbeat
Programmes will not just live on iPlayer, but will be distributed on third party sites including YouTube and Facebook
Traditional genres like drama and comedy will be replaced by the strands "Make Me Think" and "Make Me Laugh"
Moving BBC Three to online will allow CBBC to broadcast for an extra two hours in the evening
It will also allow for a BBC One+1 channel to be launched
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-30409171
Actually re-reading it, I realised I only liked 2 of the points listed. I don't see the point in a few of those at all.