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PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING

Local TV news services

There is quite strong interest in local TV news services ± it is highest in Wales, the South West, Scotland and the North
East. The more local the focus, the more people are interested. Crime, events and transport are most appealing, not local
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Preferences in local TV (% of all respondents)

Where Focus Content

Very Interested Quite Interested Very Interested Quite Interested

Wales 22.6% 30.8%


Very Interested Quite Interested Local events 24% 43%
My Community
/ Local 29% 44%
Neighbourhood Local crime 23% 42%
South West 19.7% 32.0%

Local traffic
21% 39%
and transport
Scotland 19.0% 37.2%
My Town /
Borough Local
23% 49% Government
(or nearest 14% 37%
town) services
North East 18.9% 35.8%
Local service
13% 38%
providers
South East
17.4% 32.1%
(excl. London) Local business
My region of
and 13% 37%
the UK 18% 46%
employment
(self defining)
Midlands 17.2% 36.4%
Local schools
12% 26%
and education

London 17.0% 34.3% Community


My County / 12% 35%
services
City 17% 45%
(nearest city)
North West 15.5% 34.2% Local politics 10% 31%

Source: O&O Survey, November 2010, (n=2,914) 7


PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING
New BBC responsibilities

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Attitudes to new BBC responsibilities

World Service S4C UNIVERSAL BROADBAND


(All respondents) (Respondents in Wales) (All respondents)

Licence fee
Licence fee
S4C doesn't should fund
funding 36% 44% 35%
matter to me channels, not
inappropriate
broadband

No public
BBC ownership
No public money should
might
funding 28% 27% be spent on 27%
compromise
appropriate universal
independence
broadband

BBC is
uniquely placed
Licence fee
Do not expect to promote and
funding 26% 17% 20%
any difference deliver
appropriate
universal
broadband

Universal
BBC ownership
Concern over broadband
should see
BBC 11% 13% should be 18%
standards
independence funded from
increase
taxation
% OF RESPONDENTS
EXPRESSING A PREFERENCE

Source: O&O Survey, November 2010, (n=2,914, n=126 in Wales) 8

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