BBC TV does not set aside advertisements, funds raised from British audiences The permits to watch TV Part. But in the UK, people must buy TV licenses before watching TV. If according to the latest notice of the TV license management company, the permit fee for a color TV is 109 pounds (about 1180 yuan in 100 pounds), and the black and white TV is 36.5 pounds. Except for the elderly over the age of 75 to enjoy free treatment and the blind people enjoy a half -price discount, everyone else must pay in full. The notice repeatedly reiterated that watching TV but not buying a license is an illegal act. Once discovered, it warned that it was a warning that it was fined 1,000 pounds.
bbc refuses advertising sponsorship, relying on the public raising development fund The UK's TV license system has a long time, which is created with the BBC. As the National Broadcasting Corporation of the United Kingdom, the BBC was established by the British royal family and assigned officials to manage it. Its foothold is to provide the public with public welfare programs that can reflect British mainstream culture and public interests. In order to maintain this color is not driven and controlled by any commercial interests, BBC's two television stations across the country, BBC1 and BBC2, cannot accept any form of advertising and business sponsorship. Therefore, in addition to the government funding, the BBC development fund mainly depends on the public. This fee is called a TV license fee. The charging standard is formulated by the government's Ministry of Cultural Media. According to the current standards, the BBC can get about 1.4 billion pounds from the public each year. In order to ensure that this huge sum of money is in place, the BBC specially appointed an agency company- (hereinafter referred to as TL) to manage and handle the payment of each TV per household in the UK, and issue a fee notice to the new residents' charging notice notice Alert to the evasive payer, and it must be promoted if necessary.
The dual tracking of human machines, searching for leakage fish TL headquarters has only 1,200 employees, but the efficiency is quite high. I have a deep understanding of this. I moved from Ai to London, and the first letter I received was the notice of fees for the TV license paid sent by TL Company. It turned out that the database of the TL computer center was stored in a detailed address of 26 million families in the UK. The staff processed and updated the data based on the residents and payments they had mastered every day. In addition, under the government's first willingness, TL staff also has the opportunity to enter the British insurance system database and directly get everyone's confidentiality information. In addition, TL has a detailed file for the whereabouts of each domestic TV. According to the regulations of the British Radio Division Act in 1967, any company or individual engaged in television selling or rental business must not only register in TL companies, but also need the details of the buyer or tenant within 28 days after each TV transaction is completed. Provided to TL companies, otherwise, once found, merchants will be severely punished. If the results of the two tracking surveys of people and machines, if any suspicious situation involving an unprepared permit fee is found, TL will use the advanced TV signal monitoring vehicle to deepen the streets and alleys in the UK. These machines will sensitively receive signals sent by any TV that are in use, and judge its orientation and distance based on the strength of the signal. For apartment buildings with dozens of households that are difficult to approach, the monitoring personnel switched to holding a monitor to detect and ask for the payment situation from house to house. Through these high -tech methods, monitor claims to catch about 1,000 people who watch TV average per day but have not held permits.
The people who evaded the fee in the Moli public opinion test shows that 56 % of the British said they were unwilling to pay the license fee and believed that the BBC should find other sources of funds. Nevertheless, most British people can consciously buy a license. However, there are also many people who have escaped the payment because they do not understand the situation or the poverty. Even when the monitor who was looking for the door was "people stolen", they had to quibble three points. Some people lied that the TV display was bad, and the image could not be seen. Opening the TV was only used as a room dehumidifier; others said that they never watched the BBC program; or the owner of this family, Yunyun. The same story tells from the population of different , making the monitor crying and laughing. They then organized the excuses of all categories on the Internet, public. The anti -TV permit campaign has quietly emerged from TL's siege work method and a tough attitude of fined prosecutions. It has aroused some people's resistance, and an anti -TV license movement is brewing. Oppositions plan to hold anti -TV license demonstrations in parliamentary squares, BBC Broadcasting Buildings and other places, intending to force the government to modify the law and cancel the TV license system. The New Zealanders once used the 220,000 people signed petitions to force the new government to cancel the TV license system. After the signature of 1 million opponents was collected, the petition was submitted to the Prime Minister's palace. And predict that once they succeed, they will create the most history -the most signature petition in British history.
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BBC TV does not set aside advertisements, funds raised from British audiences
The permits to watch TV Part. But in the UK, people must buy TV licenses before watching TV.
If according to the latest notice of the TV license management company, the permit fee for a color TV is 109 pounds (about 1180 yuan in 100 pounds), and the black and white TV is 36.5 pounds. Except for the elderly over the age of 75 to enjoy free treatment and the blind people enjoy a half -price discount, everyone else must pay in full. The notice repeatedly reiterated that watching TV but not buying a license is an illegal act. Once discovered, it warned that it was a warning that it was fined 1,000 pounds.
bbc refuses advertising sponsorship, relying on the public raising development fund
The UK's TV license system has a long time, which is created with the BBC. As the National Broadcasting Corporation of the United Kingdom, the BBC was established by the British royal family and assigned officials to manage it. Its foothold is to provide the public with public welfare programs that can reflect British mainstream culture and public interests. In order to maintain this color is not driven and controlled by any commercial interests, BBC's two television stations across the country, BBC1 and BBC2, cannot accept any form of advertising and business sponsorship. Therefore, in addition to the government funding, the BBC development fund mainly depends on the public. This fee is called a TV license fee. The charging standard is formulated by the government's Ministry of Cultural Media. According to the current standards, the BBC can get about 1.4 billion pounds from the public each year. In order to ensure that this huge sum of money is in place, the BBC specially appointed an agency company- (hereinafter referred to as TL) to manage and handle the payment of each TV per household in the UK, and issue a fee notice to the new residents' charging notice notice Alert to the evasive payer, and it must be promoted if necessary.
The dual tracking of human machines, searching for leakage fish
TL headquarters has only 1,200 employees, but the efficiency is quite high. I have a deep understanding of this. I moved from Ai
to London, and the first letter I received was the notice of fees for the TV license paid sent by TL Company. It turned out that the database of the TL computer center was stored in a detailed address of 26 million families in the UK. The staff processed and updated the data based on the residents and payments they had mastered every day. In addition, under the government's first willingness, TL staff also has the opportunity to enter the British insurance system database and directly get everyone's confidentiality information. In addition, TL has a detailed file for the whereabouts of each domestic TV. According to the regulations of the British Radio Division Act in 1967, any company or individual engaged in television selling or rental business must not only register in TL companies, but also need the details of the buyer or tenant within 28 days after each TV transaction is completed. Provided to TL companies, otherwise, once found, merchants will be severely punished.
If the results of the two tracking surveys of people and machines, if any suspicious situation involving an unprepared permit fee is found, TL will use the advanced TV signal monitoring vehicle to deepen the streets and alleys in the UK. These machines will sensitively receive signals sent by any TV that are in use, and judge its orientation and distance based on the strength of the signal. For apartment buildings with dozens of households that are difficult to approach, the monitoring personnel switched to holding a monitor to detect and ask for the payment situation from house to house. Through these high -tech methods, monitor claims to catch about 1,000 people who watch TV average per day but have not held permits.
The people who evaded the fee in the
Moli public opinion test shows that 56 % of the British said they were unwilling to pay the license fee and believed that the BBC should find other sources of funds. Nevertheless, most British people can consciously buy a license. However, there are also many people who have escaped the payment because they do not understand the situation or the poverty. Even when the monitor who was looking for the door was "people stolen", they had to quibble three points. Some people lied that the TV display was bad, and the image could not be seen. Opening the TV was only used as a room dehumidifier; others said that they never watched the BBC program; or the owner of this family, Yunyun. The same story tells from the population of different
, making the monitor crying and laughing. They then organized the excuses of all categories on the Internet, public.
The anti -TV permit campaign has quietly emerged from TL's siege work method and a tough attitude of fined prosecutions. It has aroused some people's resistance, and an anti -TV license movement is brewing. Oppositions plan to hold anti -TV license demonstrations in parliamentary squares, BBC Broadcasting Buildings and other places, intending to force the government to modify the law and cancel the TV license system.
The New Zealanders once used the 220,000 people signed petitions to force the new government to cancel the TV license system. After the signature of 1 million opponents was collected, the petition was submitted to the Prime Minister's palace. And predict that once they succeed, they will create the most history -the most signature petition in British history.
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Source: "Global Times"
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