The BBC in Britain is owned by Group of answer choices

the government but allowed to report whatever it wants.
the government and not allowed to report anything without first receiving government approval.
a private corporation but not allowed to report anything without first receiving government approval.
a private corporation and allowed to report whatever it wants.

The BBC is a British Broadcasting corporation service and has headquarters in Westminster in London and is a statutory corporation that is independent of the direct government intervention and it operates under the royal charter.

This is neither state-owned nor state-funded and thus does not have any control over the editing if the contents.

igoroleshko156 igoroleshko156 · Answer 2 · 2022-04-27T22:47:36+02:00

Answer:

Option A, the government but allowed to report whatever it wants

Explanation:

In the We the People book, 13th edition, it states the following: "In many countries, such as China, the government exercises strict control over traditional media content. In others, the government owns some of the country’s broadcast media (for example, the BBC in Britain) but does not tell the media what to say."

Looking at the wording we can see that BBC in Britain is similar to news sources in China where the government owns it. However, it goes on to say that it doesn't tell the media what to say therefore they can report whatever they want. Therefore, the option that would match to our colcusions is Option A.

Answer: Option A, the government but allowed to report whatever it wants