roger mosey, master of selwyn colle . e, to. roger mosey, master of selwyn college, former _ to.to. roger mosey, master of selwyn college, former head of tv - to. roger mosey, master of selwyn college, former head of tv news i to. roger mosey, master of selwyn college, former head of tv news atj college, former head of tv news at the bbc, former director of bbc sport, and alice enders, director of research at enders analysis carrying out independent research on the media. roger, isn't it inevitable that the bbc�*s remit has to change, it has to evolve the counter products that it offers? not something to criticise is it? ida. products that it offers? not something to criticise is it? no, i think it is good _ something to criticise is it? no, i think it is good that _ something to criticise is it? no, i think it is good that the - something to criticise is it? no, i think it is good that the bbc- something to criticise is it? no, i think it is good that the bbc so | think it is good that the bbc so many— think it is good that the bbc so many digital— think it is good that the bbc

let's unpack that a little bit with roger mosey, a former head of tv news at bbc and former director , and also alice enders, who works for enders analysis, which carries out independent research on the media. roger, isn't it inevitable that the bbc's remit has to change, that it has to evolve the kind of products that it offers? that isn't something to criticise the bbc for, is it? no, i think it is good - that the bbc is on many digital platforms, because it. gives you good, strong, impartial news there. i think it is a bit of a red i herring to say that the bbc is responsible for the troubles of the commercial sector, - which are actually true worldwide. l the bbc doesn't exist i in america and yet there is still all that— pressure on local media. i find that looking at local- media websites i used to rely on, they are really thin and not really there . in a proper form these days, so of the bbc fills that gap, i i think that is good _ for local democracy and good for national discourse. alice, as somebody who analyses these things, how do you assess the bbc's impact, good or bad,

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