marginallybut apparently they get a very small cut of the money, think it's for news programmes and the like officially.
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Wed 29 Oct 2008, 16:50,
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breakdown of the monthly fee: From Oct. 2007 * £7.54 goes on eight national TV channels, including BBC1, BBC2 and regional programmes.
* £1.17 goes on the 10 national radio stations, which cover music, news and sport.
* £1.01 is the cost of broadcasting all TV and radio output, and the cost of collecting the licence fee from 25 million homes.
* 75p covers the 40 local radio stations.
* 49p is spent on the 240 bbc.co.uk websites.
(* £1.17 goes on the 10 national radio stations, which cover music, news and sport.
* £1.01 is the cost of broadcasting all TV and radio output, and the cost of collecting the licence fee from 25 million homes.
* 75p covers the 40 local radio stations.
* 49p is spent on the 240 bbc.co.uk websites.
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Wed 29 Oct 2008, 17:19,
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they seem to have left out the wages for the people who work for tv licencing, and the court fees for taking people to court for not paying (since the £1000 fine goes into the court systems if they do prosecute)
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Wed 29 Oct 2008, 17:41,
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errr, nope:cost of collecting the licence fee from 25 million homes, which would include methods of obtaining it - wages, fees, courts etc
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Wed 29 Oct 2008, 19:34,
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