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At bloomberg, we have reached 400,000 people 400,000 people are paying for us in only four- years on a consumer basis. and we think that has a lot to grow and i don t think. all the evidence at - the moment is the same. jim, i am sorry to interrupt. i was just going to say, jim, quickly you wanted to come back in on that. i just want to say, this is what we are trying to solve at the guardian by having that model, which is outside a paywall, but still doing qualityjournalism, because the rest of the market is really going into different directions, either behind a paywall orfree and done on a tight budget. ok, both of you, please stay with us, as we do very much change direction. i mentioned at the top of the programme that we were going to take a look at the new podcast for bbc sounds about the history of reality tv, have a listen. big brother house, this is davina. reality tv created an entirely new category of celebrity and revolutionised our viewing habits. it created a genre pre ....
At bloomberg, we have reached 400,000 people 400,000 people are paying for us in only four- years on a consumer basis. and we think that has a lot| to grow and i don t think all the evidence at the - moment is the same. jim, i am sorry to interrupt. i wasjust going to say, jim, quickly you wanted to come back in on that. i just want to say, this is what we are trying to solve at the guardian by having that model, which is outside a paywall, but still doing qualityjournalism, because the rest of the market is really going into different directions, either behind a paywall orfree and done on a tight budget. 0k, both of you, please stay with us, as we do very much change direction. i mentioned at the top of the programme that we were going to take a look at the new podcast for bbc sounds about the history of reality tv, have a listen. big brother house, this is davina. reality tv created an entirely new category of celebrity and revolutionised our viewing habits. it created a genre pred ....
Editor now and you look - at bloomberg, we have reached 400,000 people 400,000 people are paying for us in only four- years on a consumer basis. and we think that has a lot to grow and i don t think. all the evidence at - the moment is the same. jim, i am sorry to interrupt. i was just going to say, jim, quickly you wanted to come back in on that. i just want to say, this is what we are trying to solve at the guardian by having that model, which is outside a paywall, but still doing qualityjournalism, because the rest of the market is really going into different directions, either behind a paywall orfree and done on a tight budget. 0k, both of you, please stay with us, as we do very much change direction. i mentioned at the top of the programme that we were going to take a look at the new podcast for bbc sounds about the history of reality tv, have a listen. big brother house, this is davina. reality tv created an entirely new category of celebrity and revolutionised our viewing habi ....
0k, both of you, please stay with us, as we do very much change direction. i mentioned at the top of the programme that we were going to take a look at the new podcast for bbc sounds about the history of reality tv, have a listen. big brother house, this is davina. reality tv created an entirely new category of celebrity and revolutionised our viewing habits it created a genre predicated on a single, shiny modern on a single, shining moral imperative, the authentic above all else. all the problems that would plague the genre were they re from the start, confrontainment, the effects of surveillance and the spectre of the producer, as puppet master. that was a clip from unreal, a critical history of reality tv. pandora sykes is the podcast co presenter, pandora, welcome to the media show, it is ten parts, your show, you have got 60 interviews, i understand, in it. what did you find? that is a big question. it is indeed, i am asking for an answer and it is tough. we found that what peop ....
To grow and i don t think all the evidence at the moment. jim, i am sorry to interrupt up michael sorry. i was just going to say, jim, quickly you wanted to come back in on that. i just want to say, this is what we are trying to solve at the guardian by having that model, which is outside, but still doing quality journalism, because the rest of the market is really going into different directions, either behind a pay wall orfree and done on a tight budget. 0k, both of you, please stay with us, as we do very much change direction. i mentioned at the top of the programme that we were going to take a look at the new podcast for bbc sounds about the history of reality tv, have a listen. big brother house, this is davina. reality tv created an entirely new category of celebrity and revolutionised our viewing habits it created a genre predicated on a single, shiny modern imperative, the authentic above all else. all the problems that would plague the genre where they re from the start, con ....