As BBC Turns 100, Uncertainty Looms Large Over the Future of Britain's Public Broadcaster

Although BBC is emulated globally by the media, its conservativism and deference to the British state compromised its journalistic work many a time. Now, it is in need of radical changes even to keep it afloat financially.

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