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BBC Online[edit]

BBC Online is the internet arm of the British Broadcasting Corporation, the national broadcaster of the United Kingdom. It is a comprehensive digital platform that provides a wide range of content, including news, sports, entertainment, and educational resources. BBC Online is accessible worldwide and is a key component of the BBC's digital strategy.

History[edit]

BBC Online was launched in 1997 as part of the BBC's efforts to expand its reach into the digital realm. Initially, it served as a basic informational site, but it quickly grew to include a variety of services and content. Over the years, BBC Online has undergone numerous redesigns and expansions to enhance user experience and incorporate new technologies.

Features[edit]

BBC Online offers a multitude of features and services, including:

  • BBC News Online: A comprehensive news service providing up-to-date news coverage from around the world. It includes sections on politics, business, technology, science, and health.
  • BBC iPlayer: A streaming service that allows users to watch live and on-demand television programs from the BBC's channels.
  • BBC Sport: Coverage of major sporting events, live scores, and sports news.
  • BBC Weather: Weather forecasts and reports for the UK and worldwide locations.
  • BBC Bitesize: An educational resource offering study guides and learning materials for students.

Technology[edit]

BBC Online utilizes a variety of technologies to deliver its content. The platform is designed to be accessible on multiple devices, including desktops, tablets, and smartphones. It employs responsive web design to ensure a seamless user experience across different screen sizes.

Funding[edit]

BBC Online is funded by the television licence fee paid by UK households. This funding model allows the BBC to provide its online services without commercial advertising, maintaining its commitment to public service broadcasting.

Criticism and Controversies[edit]

BBC Online has faced criticism over the years, particularly regarding its funding and competition with commercial media outlets. Some argue that the licence fee gives the BBC an unfair advantage in the digital space. Additionally, there have been debates about the scope of the BBC's online services and whether they should be limited to focus on core public service content.

See Also[edit]

External Links[edit]

BBC Online gallery[edit]

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