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London property: BBC Television Centre up for grabs
London, UK: The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has finally put its London Television Centre up for sale.
BBC Television Centre officially opened on 29th June 1960. It was one of the first buildings in the world designed exclusively for making television programmes.
The London landmark is currently home to five thousand BBC employees. But plans to relocate to other BBC offices, such as MediaCity in Salford Quays, Greater Manchester and Broadcasting House in Portland Place, Marylebone, Central London by 2015 mean the Grade II Listed building will be surplus to requirements.
The fourteen acre site at White City in West London is rumoured to be on the market for £300 million (US$492 million) but it appears that all offers are being considered: “The BBC is seeking expressions of interest from the market for either a conventional, freehold property sale or alternative proposals possibly based around a joint venture partnership.” said a BBC spokesman.
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Known to BBC employees as ‘The Doughnut’, it was suggested that the large round building could be converted into a BBC museum. However, the proposal was quickly dismissed.
Studios at ‘The Doughnut’ have been the birth place for many popular BBC TV shows, such as Fawlty Towers, Doctor Who and Monty Python’s Flying Circus. It is also home to Radio 5 Live and the majority of the UK’s national TV and radio news programmes.
One of the longest running children’s television shows in history, Blue Peter, has its famous garden at the back of the studios. But if you are a fan don’t worry; the Blue Peter Garden will be relocated to the roof of the MediaCity building in Manchester.
“Television Centre has played an extraordinary and central role in the history of the BBC, which will not be forgotten. Our primary aim of the sale is to maximise the value to the BBC and licence fee-payer whilst ensuring the teams and operations based there are successfully relocated,” commented Richard Deverell, programme director at BBC Television Centre.
The BBC owns a total of 585,000 square metres of property in 483 locations throughout the UK. The broadcaster has plans to reduce this by thirty per cent over the next few years.
Rebecca Smith
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Article source… http://blog.oceanvillasgroup.com/london-property-bbc-television-centre-up-for-grabs/
Originally published here.
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Access Breaking Football News Online
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Originally published here.
Elliot Ting
How to download BBC radio and save BBC radio on to iPod through iTunes?
Do you like to know what’s happening at the right moment while working or doing something else?
Have you ever dreamed of downloading BBC radio, and save it into your iPod? Want to share those interesting news with your friends via iPod?
But now, technology is power which drives the world forward greatly and makes our life more easily and beautiful. Wondershare Streaming Audio Recorder is designed to download any web radio station or streaming music service. Get perfectly separated high quality MP3 files, manually edit the ID3 information. Record from BBC Radio Audio, GUBA, iTunes, MySpace, Napster,Rhapsody, Yahoo, Music Match Radio, AOL Radio, NPC, RTVE ,Pandora.
Part 1: How to download BBC radio with BBC radio Ripper?
Step1:Download and install Wondershare Streaming Audio Recorder, it’s a professional BBC radio Ripper.The BBC radio Ripper provides FREE but FULL FUNCTION trial for 7 days.
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Step 2: Launch Streaming Audio recorder. And click “Setting” to set the output path and output music format as MP3, WAV, WMA or M4A.Before download BBC radio, you can set the output path and the output music format as MP3, WMA, WAV, AC3, M4A, AAC, OGG, APE etc. The default format is MP3.
Part 2: How to save BBC radio on to iPod through iTunes?
Step 1: Please select the recorded file in the recording list firstly, and then click “Add to”to add the file into iTunes.
Step 2: Click File and select Add File to Library to locate your mp3 or mp4 files. Please see the picture.
The added files will be automatically classified in the Music or Movies Category under LIBRARY.
Step 3:Click My IPOD under the DEVICEs firstly.
And tick “Manually manage music and videos” option in the Summary window.
Step 4:Click Music or Movies under LIBRARY again, and drag the recorded music from the library file list to My IPOD.
Step 5:Then click “Recently Added” under MY IPOD, you can enjoy the files in the right file list.
From:download bbc radio to iPod
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