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<blockquote data-quote="Lazarus" data-source="post: 848404" data-attributes="member: 323322"><p>I'm sure we can all exemplify exceptions that don't meet our personal preferences but that really does not detract from the quality and breadth of the BBC's output, taken in the round.</p><p></p><p>Like anyone, I don't watch programmes that don't interest me and do find on rare occasions that a programme that attracted my interest proves disappointing - but the point is that despite the obligation to cater for all tastes, there is much to satisfy all but the most critical and parochial of viewers.</p><p></p><p>And, of course, it is free at the point of delivery: Ergo, those who don't like it for whatever reason can exercise their choice look elsewhere and dig deep into their pockets for Pay TV. Nothing lost.</p><p></p><p>Then there are the cohorts of "Expats" and even native Residents of other Countries who clamour for British TV, including the BBC, and who will go to great lengths to receive it (Which rather brings us back to where Agorima started the debate on the article posted by Rolf).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lazarus, post: 848404, member: 323322"] I'm sure we can all exemplify exceptions that don't meet our personal preferences but that really does not detract from the quality and breadth of the BBC's output, taken in the round. Like anyone, I don't watch programmes that don't interest me and do find on rare occasions that a programme that attracted my interest proves disappointing - but the point is that despite the obligation to cater for all tastes, there is much to satisfy all but the most critical and parochial of viewers. And, of course, it is free at the point of delivery: Ergo, those who don't like it for whatever reason can exercise their choice look elsewhere and dig deep into their pockets for Pay TV. Nothing lost. Then there are the cohorts of "Expats" and even native Residents of other Countries who clamour for British TV, including the BBC, and who will go to great lengths to receive it (Which rather brings us back to where Agorima started the debate on the article posted by Rolf). [/QUOTE]
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