What is the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)?
Q: What is the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)?
A: The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is an organisation in the UK that broadcasts on television, radio and the Internet.
Q: Where does the BBC broadcast its programmes?
A: The BBC broadcasts its programmes in the United Kingdom and other countries.
Q: Does the BBC sell its programmes to other broadcasting companies around the world?
A: Yes, the BBC sells its programmes to other broadcasting companies around the world.
Q: Who runs the BBC?
A: The BBC is run by a group of twelve governors who have been given the job by the British monarch, on the advice of government ministers.
Q: What is the role of the governors in the BBC?
A: The governors in the BBC appoint a Board of Management to take care of running the business of the BBC.
Q: Who is the head of the Board of Management in the BBC?
A: The head of the Board of Management in the BBC is called the Director General.
Q: How is the Director General of the BBC appointed?
A: The Director General of the BBC is appointed by the governors.
