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UNIONS and campaigners have branded the Tory scheme to sell off Channel 4 an act “cultural vandalism” as a backlash against the privatisation plans grow.
Announcing plans to privatise Channel 4, Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries said that a change of ownership would give it “the tools and freedom to flourish and thrive.”
But NUJ assistant general secretary Seamus Dooley said: “This is a wanton assault on a valued British institution disguised as a gift to the creative industry.
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With the news of massive pay rises for senior management while content spend dives STEPHEN ARNELL wonders when will someone call out the greed of these ‘public service’ executives