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The BBC (The British Broadcasting Corporation) is a state owned [[television]] and [[radio]] broadcaster in the [[United Kingdom]]. In terms of audience figures, it is the largest broadcaster in the world. It was founded in [[London]] in 1927 by horrible British people who spell funny. Its previous Director General, [[Greg Dyke]], left the company on 29th January, 2004 after considerable stick from the Hutton Enquiry for various things, including being too English. The current D-G is Mark Thompson, who is [[really nice]].
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The BBC (The British Broadcasting Corporation) is public sector [[television]] and [[radio]] broadcaster in the [[United Kingdom]]. In terms of audience figures, it is the largest broadcaster in the world. It was founded in [[London]] in 1927 by horrible British people who spell funny. Its previous Director General, [[Greg Dyke]], left the company on 29th January, 2004 after considerable stick from the Hutton Enquiry for various things, including being too English. The current D-G is Mark Thompson, who is [[really nice]].
    
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