What if there were no BBC television? Enders Analysis on BBC TV’s impact on investment in UK content

This summer, UK Culture Minister John Whittingdale launched a public consultation on the Government’s Green Paper on BBC Charter Renewal. Responding to the question on the BBC’s market impact, Claire Enders and Patrick Barwise, writing for Enders Analysis, examine the corporation’s contribution to UK content. In this second post, findings suggest that commercial media would be unlikely to invest in the same level of original content to replace BBC TV if it didn’t exist. See the first post here.