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  • SutentSutent
    There is an excellent independent evidence based review by academics in Cardiff who published a report who agree with bias in many aspects of BBC reporting towards the right. I have been on many demonstrations this year some which we purposely start outside the BBC and we rarely get any coverage despite thousands standing outside. The recent misreporting on Gaza anialation was very sad to see by the BBC.
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  • miss anniemiss annie
    That's interesting. For years people complained that the BBC is unreasonably biased toward the left. I suppose people see what they want to. I love the Beeb, partly for the reasons @checkski mentions, as well as World Service, TMS, Radios 2,4 and 6. All that treasure for a tenner or so a month is incredible value, the license fee is the only bill I never moan about.
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  • AliAli
    Sputnik with George Galloway can be quite interesting on a FRiday night after the pub !<br>
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  • JoeVJoeV
    I find those who criticise the BBC for being too 'liberal' or left leaning generally don't know the definition of either term. The New York Times is roundly criticised for the same reasons yet it is fairly conservative in my view. That's it in the end, the definition of left or right leaning is wholly subjective.
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  • AtomGalleryAtomGallery
    Anyhoo...we're having a little closing do on Friday night if anyone wants to say hello. .show's last day is Saturday
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  • kreuzkavkreuzkav
    edited November 2014
    You sure have caused a bit of debate and that's good in my books.  Great to see your appearance.<div><br></div>
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  • MirandolaMirandola
    Hear hear. Future plans? 
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  • IdoruIdoru
    Good art should provoke debate, so well done.
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  • AtomGalleryAtomGallery
    System Failure the first solo show from stencil artist Agent Provocateur opens on the 20th...<div>www.atomgallery.co.uk</div>
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  • kreuzkavkreuzkav
    <font face="Arial, Verdana" size="2"><span style="line-height: normal;"> face="Arial, Verdana" size="2"><span style="line-height: normal;"><br></span></font></div><div><font face="Arial, Verdana" size="2"><span style="line-height: normal;">Interesting debate on the BBC a few minutes in.</span></font></div>
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  • MirandolaMirandola
    Have you spoken to the Islington Tribune?
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  • AtomGalleryAtomGallery
    No havent...talked to Islington Gazette..for those that read it I would never, ever say 'gotten.'
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  • MirandolaMirandola
    Tribune's more likely to be interested, I'd have thought. 'gotten' is fine. Nowt amiss with americanisms.
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  • conformable_kateconformable_kate
    Gotten is common in 16th and 17th century. But I would never ever say it either. These things aren't entirely rational.
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  • miss anniemiss annie
    'Can I get a (whatever) to go', is my current bugbear.
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