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I'm negative about the BBC because of persistent bias in their reporting caused as a result of the Tories replacing the majority of board and senior positions with their cronies.
Academic studies have shown they have a clear bias in their political reporting. They deflect the criticism by having left leaning comedians which is not exactly a counterweight.
It's structurally rotten and I refuse to pay the TV licence while it is so.
Interesting. Would you be able to point me to any?
Here's a few
How the BBC obscures UK complicity in Gaza genocide
BBC Failed to Name Israel As Perpetrator in Half of Civilian Casualty Reports, Data Shows
How the UK Media Became Complicit in the Gaza Genocide
It would appear we have different definitions for academic studies.
It would appear you'd rather disregard sources that detail the BBC's complicity in Genocide rather than engage with the evidence
but here's a couple more for good measure
Habitual media: interrogating Western legacy media’s complicity in the epistemic ‘war’ against Palestinians
Witnessing undone: silence, noise and the enabling of genocide in Gaza