How does bbcnews compare to other news stations?

Answer 1

the differences between BBC and ITV are that BBC has no adverts from other compaines expect that they advertise themselves but ITV does advertise different adverts.BBC is publis sector and itv is plc.BBC is owned by the government but itv is privately owened.

Answer 2

There are many differences, far too many to list, but most importantly the BBC is an older network, dating back to the 1920s and has both radio and television. It is the state broadcaster, is supported by the TV license fee and does not have any adverts on it. ITV was set up in the 1950s and competes with the BBC. It does not get the same state support, so it supports itself through advertising.

Answer 3

Every household with a TV, computer or other device capable of receiving and displaying real time broadcast TV programs has to pay a licence fee in the UK. Currently it costs £145.50 for colour and £49.00 for monochrome per year. This fee pays for the BBC and keeps the BBC free from advertising. Concessions are made for people over 74 years of age and some students. There are also different price structures for certain multi-occupancy buildings such as care homes.
Commercial channels are funded by the advertising they show during programs.
Both also sell or licence programs to other channels and countries which also generates income.

Answer 4

Personally I would say the BBC because there are no adverts and mainly better programmes except for Benidorm which I love that comes on ITV1

Answer 5

The BBC compares to other news stations by reporting local, regional, national, and international news. It is a popular news station being broadcast even in the United States.