No it is not a commercial broadcaster. It is funded by a license fee.
Auntie BEEB - the BBC
The BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) is the largest broadcaster in the world. It is available in 200 countries. They have many different television channels in the Britain and the world, including radio and a internet presence. The institution is a public service broadcaster from the United Kingdom, known as the 'BBC' with its two additional arms being 'BBC World Service' and 'BBC Worldwide'. Each branch is financed differently; domestically a yearly licence fee is paid by UK households, 'World Service' is funded by an English government grant and 'Worldwide' the commercial arm via income from subscriptions. Any profit obtained from selling of programmes to other international stations or from the BBC's commercial arm are used for further investment in future programming and services.
Sir Trevor MCDonald
BBC
at the moment bbc is a very big broadcaster(however itv and euroTv is big aswell). however this isn't very accurate
BBC Mundo is the Spanish variant of the company BBC World Service. BBC is an international broadcaster that displays news to various parts of the world in many languages.
This is when a TV broadcaster, such as the BBC, employs an independent production company to produce a program for their schedule.
This is when a TV broadcaster, such as the BBC, employs an independent production company to produce a program for their schedule.
Yes. BBC started as a radio broadcaster since the 1920s, starting television broadcasting in 1936. ITV began broadcasting in 1955.
The legendary broadcaster Vernon Corea was appointed the BBC's first ever Ethnic Minorities Advisor. He was the first Asian to be appointed to senior management at the British Broadcasting Corporation in the 1970s. He presented the iconic 'London Sounds Eastern,' radio programme on BBC Radio London 206 produced by Keith Yeomans.
The BBC is currently funded by the licence fee - not commercials.
Generally if it is likely to be copyrighted by a major broadcaster such as the BBC/ITV/etc then it is likely illegal as your are breaching copy-right regulations