1. Alice Mutch

2. Ownership
 The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)is a British
public service broadcasting corporation.
 The main objective of the BBC is to provide independent
public service broadcasting in the United Kingdom.
 The BBC is the largest broadcaster in the world by number
of employees, with about 23,000 staff.
 The BBC is a semi-autonomous public service broadcaster
and a Licence and Agreement from the Home Secretary.
Within the United Kingdom its work is funded principally by
an ‘annual television licence fee’.
 John Peel is the founder of the BBC corporation which was
established in 1922.

3. Case Study: BBC

4. BBC: Operating Model
 As one of the main television stations
watched in the UK, the BBC is a allied-
Related operating model.
 An allied related operating model is when
a company owns and links together
closely related business.
 The BBC produces all it’s production it’s
self and each one is closely related
through media, such as the BBC radio,
BBC one, World news…

5. BBC: Subsidiary Companies
The BBC produced a wide range of media
products in television and radio, such as;
 Children’s
 Comedy
 Drama
 Entertainment
 Factual
 Learning
 Music
 News
 Religion and ethics
 Sport
 Weather

6. BBC: Products
 The BBC produce a lot of well known
media product, for example;

7. BBC Competition
 The bbc is one of the most watched tv company’s
in the UK, but there are other tv stations that
they compete with such as:
 ITV
 Channel 4
 Channel 5