The Fun Factory by Will Wyatt

The Fun Factory by Will Wyatt

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From night shifts in the radio newsroom to pitching a programme to the Queen, Will Wyatt gives a frank, insider's account of the way the BBC worked and didn't work, changed and didn't change over the 35 years to 2003.

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The Fun Factory by Will Wyatt

A natural and indispensable second in command at the BBC for 35 years, Will Wyatt has none of the public profile or flamboyance of some media household names whose memoirs have appeared in recent years. None the less we should know about him because he had a shaping influence on BBC programmes throughout the 1990s - first as managing director of television and later as chief executive, broadcast. And he played a crucial backroom role in implementing the controversial reforms of that most revolutionary of BBC directors general, John Birt. From night shifts in the radio newsroom to pitching a programme to the Queen, Wyatt gives a frank, insider's account of the way the BBC worked and didn't work, changed and didn't change during his time within the corporation.
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ISBN 13 9781854109156
ISBN 10 1854109154
Title The Fun Factory
Author Will Wyatt
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Quarto Publishing PLC
Year published 2003-06-16
Number of pages 288
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