Summary:
The book chronicles the 100-year history of the British Broadcasting Corporation, exploring its cultural and political impact on Britain and the wider world. It delves into the BBC's evolution from a small radio service to a global media organization, examining its role in shaping public opinion and its challenges in the digital age.
Key points:
1. Foundation and Public Service Ethos: The book covers the BBC's start in 1922 and its dedication to public service, as shaped by its first Director-General, John Reith. It emphasizes the BBC's role in educating, informing, and entertaining the public.
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