BBC (Media)

Definition

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is a public service broadcaster in the United Kingdom. It produces news coverage, entertainment programs, and educational content across various media platforms, including television, radio, and online.

Related terms

Public Service Broadcaster: A media organization funded by public funds or license fees that aims to serve the public interest by providing informative, educational, and culturally enriching content.

Media Bias: The perceived favoritism or prejudice in reporting or presenting news stories based on personal beliefs or organizational influences.

Online Streaming: The delivery of audiovisual content over the internet in real-time or on-demand, allowing users to access programs anytime and anywhere with an internet connection.