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<blockquote data-quote="Topper" data-source="post: 1061110" data-attributes="member: 186250"><a href="https://www.ofcom.org.uk/about-ofcom/latest/media/media-releases/2018/ofcom-reports-performance-bbc" target="_blank">Ofcom's latest report</a>&quot;OFCOM's report assesses how the BBC is performing against a backdrop of significant change in the media landscape. Major growth in the use of online and connected devices, as well as superfast broadband, have enabled global online players such as Netflix and Amazon rapidly to establish themselves in the UK.1 YouTube now reaches more than 44 million people per month, while live TV viewing has fallen for six successive years.But the BBC continues to play a central role across TV, radio and online platforms. More than nine in ten adults consume BBC content each week; on average, we estimate that people spend 2 hours 44 minutes with the BBC every day.Audience satisfaction with the BBC is relatively high. Three quarters say they are satisfied with BBC radio (74%) and BBC websites and apps (75%), and just over two thirds with BBC TV (68%). A majority also agree that the BBC is delivering its ‘public purposes’ well.&quot;Others no doubt would possibly say different, if the complaints system functioned correctly.[ATTACH=full]120482[/ATTACH]One can hardly call such figures a success</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Topper, post: 1061110, member: 186250"] [URL='https://www.ofcom.org.uk/about-ofcom/latest/media/media-releases/2018/ofcom-reports-performance-bbc']Ofcom's latest report[/URL] "OFCOM's report assesses how the BBC is performing against a backdrop of significant change in the media landscape. Major growth in the use of online and connected devices, as well as superfast broadband, have enabled global online players such as Netflix and Amazon rapidly to establish themselves in the UK.1 YouTube now reaches more than 44 million people per month, while live TV viewing has fallen for six successive years. But the BBC continues to play a central role across TV, radio and online platforms. More than nine in ten adults consume BBC content each week; on average, we estimate that people spend 2 hours 44 minutes with the BBC every day. Audience satisfaction with the BBC is relatively high. Three quarters say they are satisfied with BBC radio (74%) and BBC websites and apps (75%), and just over two thirds with BBC TV (68%). A majority also agree that the BBC is delivering its ‘public purposes’ well." Others no doubt would possibly say different, if the complaints system functioned correctly. [ATTACH=full]120482[/ATTACH] One can hardly call such figures a success [/QUOTE]

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