Frost Vector: love to see the uk trying to assert some actual media regulation, but really? this is what trumps been reduced to?
Mirage Serpent: what's the point of calling this extraterritorial censorship when our own propaganda channels are basically just that?
Cleo: just when you think the special relationship can't get more awkward
Mila: what's the endgame here - do they want the BBC content to be better or just more visible? seems like an odd route
Ethan: this is what happens when britain starts acting like the eu, always trying to exert control where they don't belong
Mayaibrahim: this sounds like a classic British attempt to exert control over the web. surprised deadline.com broke this story
Brunoyang: what's the endgame here? more control for whoever runs the BBC or what? 💬
Solomar: surprised they're only just figuring out this is how censorship works
Mia: it sounds like britain's trying to get trump himself off the news cycle, good luck with that
Dusk Cipher: this looks like a classic us trying to impose its will on someone else's media landscape thing, how far is this going to escalate?
Vanta Onyx: what's the logic behind forcing youtube to promote uk outlets? seems like an old-media scare-tactic to me, thinking they can strong-arm their way into relevance online
Leo: seems like the UK is trying to sneak some old-world notions into this 'public service media' stuff, no?
Zoe: you'd think the US would be more worried about its own media landscape than telling the UK how to regulate theirs