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Only BBC bosses could be so tone deaf as to think the ad would work
The comedian popped up at half time in the World Cup final on Sunday night, joined by nearly 100 celebrities, in a three-and-a-half minute advert aimed at convincing us the Beeb is worth every penny.
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inews.co.uk
The BBC's last ditch attempt to win back license fee payers with star-studded ad
Claudia Winkleman stars in 'what has the BBC ever done for me?' plea to win back licence fee payers
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dailymail.com
Is the BBC worth it? This line-up of stars certainly thinks so!
As the ranks of licence fee refuseniks grow, the corporation has enlisted an army of its stars in an effort to convince Britons it is still worth paying for.
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BBC's star-studded licence fee advert is condemned as 'nauseating'
The four-minute campaign film, titled What Has The BBC Ever Done For Me?, aired for the first time last night, featuring almost 100 famous faces ahead of crucial talks over the…
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independent.co.uk
Romesh, Mr Tumble and Theroux’s lever of doom: The BBC advert dividing the nation
We thought the dodgy half-time show was the most divisive moment of the World Cup final... but then the BBC aired a starry new advert making the case for its cultural relevance
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cityam.com
Romesh Ranganathan makes it hard to defend the BBC
There is a lot to love about the BBC. But the new Romesh Ranganathan-fronted celebrity marathon does nothing for public service broadcasting.
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Only BBC bosses could be so tone deaf as to think the ad would work
The comedian popped up at half time in the World Cup final on Sunday night, joined by nearly 100 celebrities, in a three-and-a-half minute advert aimed at convincing us the Beeb…
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spectator.com
The real problem with the BBC’s licence fee ad
Unlike Argentina, the BBC went on the attack during the World Cup final on Sunday. During the half-time interval, a short, star-studded promotional film was aired. The film was a…