BBC director-general Matt Brittin discusses expected service closures
According to Deadline, BBC director-general Matt Brittin hinted that the broadcaster is preparing to close TV and radio networks as it aims to save £500 million ($662 million) and better serve audiences online, a plan he said 'may well mean' changes. The remarks were made in an interview that will air over the weekend on Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg.
Key facts
- 01Matt Brittin said the BBC is preparing to close TV and radio networks.
- 02The BBC aims to save £500 million ($662 million).
- 03The savings plan could lead to changes in services as the BBC focuses online.
- 04The interview will air over the weekend on Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg.
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