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'''George Entwistle''' was the 15th [[Director General of the BBC]], who took over from [[Mark Thompson]] on [[18 September]] [[2012]]. On acceding to the position, he immediately told his staff that ''[[Doctor Who]]'' was one of the "major pieces of BBC content" seen around the world. | [[File:GeorgeEntwistle.jpg|thumb|right|Entwistle as he appeared in his "official photo" taken upon accession to the Director-Generalship.]] | ||
'''George Entwistle''' was the 15th [[Director-General of the BBC]], who took over from [[Mark Thompson]] on [[18 September]] [[2012]]. On acceding to the position, he immediately told his staff that ''[[Doctor Who]]'' was one of the "major pieces of BBC content" seen around the world. | |||
The main goal he outlined in his administration was to bring "improved levels of collaboration, common values and purpose" between the homegrown, [[licence fee]]-paid service of the [[British Broadcasting Corporation]] and the "burgeoning success" of the Corporation's commercial arm, [[BBC Worldwide]].<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/speeches/2012/george-entwistle-to-staff.html Entwistle, George. "Speech to BBC staff". Broadcasting House, London. 18 September 2012]</ref> | The main goal he outlined in his administration was to bring "improved levels of collaboration, common values and purpose" between the homegrown, [[licence fee]]-paid service of the [[British Broadcasting Corporation]] and the "burgeoning success" of the Corporation's commercial arm, [[BBC Worldwide]].<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/speeches/2012/george-entwistle-to-staff.html Entwistle, George. "Speech to BBC staff". Broadcasting House, London. 18 September 2012]</ref> |
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