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Friday, 3 April 2015

New Magazine for "Axe the TV Tax" Campaign


The Freedom Association has just released the first edition of the TV Freedom magazine.

The magazine keeps readers up to date with the latest developments in the "Axe the TV Tax" campaign, which seeks to highlight the obsolescence of the current BBC funding model.

Our eye was instantly drawn to the stat porn on page 3 of the opening edition. According to those figures, the BBC has spent the equivalent of:
  • 66,000 TV licence fees on hotel bills.
  • 69,000 TV licence fees on golden goodbyes.
  • 689,000 TV licence fees on the abandoned Digital Media Initiative.
  • 6,800,000 TV licence fees on moving BBC News operations to Broadcasting House.
There has never been a better time to stop funding the BBC, but anyone doing so should make sure they cancel their TV licence in the correct manner.

The new TV Freedom magazine: Grab your copy here.

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