Labour's official view on Big Brother
29 May 2004, 12:28 AM
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Labour's official view on Big Brother
On Friday, Culture Secretary Tessa Jowell said shows such as Big Brother did fit within public service broadcasting remits because of their popularity.
...and did I or did I not see one of the 'zoo inhabitants' who claims to be an activist of some kind giving the press a set of V's.....oooh, how very cool. What a rebel.
29 May 2004, 12:33 AM
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The trouble is, there's European elections in a couple of weeks. I don't think we'll read much about them in the popular media (aka tabloid trash) for the next wee while.
Can Channel4 be held responsible for the decimated turnout in these forthcoming elections
Can Channel4 be held responsible for the decimated turnout in these forthcoming elections
29 May 2004, 10:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Dracoro
A televised public flogging of leading labour politicians would be popular. I wonder if Tessa Jowell would say this is OK too?
The old one died when I kicked off its stand during newsnight a few years ago. With shows like big brother, changing rooms (I could go on) it doesnt really make me want to buy a new one.
Not having a telly makes you realise how many conversations at work each day are 'did you see...........last night?'
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