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The Week: Media news - Rivals slam BBC overspend.(British Broadcasting Corp.)(Brief article)
The BBC has been criticised by its commercial rivals after a review by the BBC Trust revealed that the corporation had overspent on its online budget by nearly pounds 36 million last year. The BBC's digital operations ...
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