The NUJ confirmed the story on their website:
Jeremy Dear and Gerry Morrissey, general secretaries of the National Union of Journalists and BECTU respectively, received a detailed briefing from Lucy Adams, director BBC People, this morning, confirming media reports as largely correct.
BBC 6 music fills a gap in the market, which no other station covers. It is for those of use who find the music and presenting of Radio 1 to be too immature and that of Radio 2 to be aimed at the older listener.
The station gives us such fine talent as Adam and Joe and Collins and Herring, which I religiously listen to every Saturday morning.
Please join the Facebook group in support of BBC 6 music at http://www.facebook.com/home.php?src=fftb#!/group.php?gid=278123313911&ref=ts
Sign the petition at http://www.petition.fm/petitions/6musicasiannet/
And if Tweeting use the hash tag #savebbc6music
If the BBC need to save money they need to start looking at some of the ludicrous salaries paid to its top presenters.
1 comment:
indeed. they've lost Jonathan Ross's salary cost. they just need to lose Jeremy Clarkson's now and they'll have gone a long way to making savings, I'd imagine!
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