VinSumRox
Über Member
- Location
- Scottish Borders
Should have had the Biff headlining instead of those 1975 soppybollox
Absolutely
Should have had the Biff headlining instead of those 1975 soppybollox
The Beeb only televise 5 or 6 of the stages, there are loads of other ones. Having stewarded there the last couple of years the punters are of a whole age range, loads of younger folk, who go to see other stuff rather than some of the past it acts.
I’d rather that Glastonbury sold the rights to someone who won’t cut out acts they disapprove of.
BBC = British Board of Censors
I’d rather that Glastonbury sold the rights to someone who won’t cut out acts they disapprove of.
BBC = British Board of Censors
I don’t think any broadcaster would go anywhere near KneeCap at the moment.
It’s a totally no win situation if you broadcast them.
Can anyone explain to me the obsession the BBC has with Glastonbury ? The BBC webpage has 13 separate articles about the festival on it's front page and that doesn't include scrolling left and right. I understand it is popular, I even went in the mid 1980's, but honestly, does the majority of the population care, or even know it is on ? I find it peculiar to say the least - does the BBC hold shares in the company that runs it or something ?![]()
"The culture secretary has spoken to the BBC director general to seek an urgent explanation about what due diligence it carried out ahead of the Bob Vylan performance, and welcomes the decision not to re-broadcast it on BBC iPlayer."
If you don’t like the act, change channel until they’re gone. It’s not for a tv channel to do others’ bidding.
It's not doing anyone's bidding except listening to its own lawyers.
So why are they making the set available on iPlayer? What’s the difference between showing it lived and delayed, in terms of legality or liability?
Is the set on Iplayer edited?
Does it include the chants about Starmer?
I genuinely don’t know.