The BBC should be closed down

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I find it amusing you posted a report that blew your own argument out of the water.

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*Whoosh

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Relevance?

How does that alter the fact that there has been a generational shift to online news?!

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Here's my tip:

If you're going to jump into an exchange, take a moment to see what is being discussed.

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As I said, if you had bothered to follow the exchanges you would have seen the link I've already provided:


Among 16- to 24-year-olds, social media is the dominant news source. Instagram is the top source overall, used by four out of 10 in that age bracket, while TikTok is used by a third of young news viewers. The generational split between online and TV news is stark, with nine out of 10 young people using online sources for news, while for a similar proportion of people over 55 the preferred medium is TV, although teens join the older generation in rating traditional sources more highly for trustworthiness.

https://www.theguardian.com/media/article/2024/sep/10/internet-tv-uk-most-popular-news-source-first-time#:~:text=More%20than%20seven%20out%20of,used%20by%2070%25%20of%20adults.

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I called you 'grandad' as you appeared oblivious to the generational shift away from television.

Get over it.

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I knew it was any TV, but I did not know it included a smartphone, a tablet or a desktop computer as well. That is outrageous.