On Listening
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About On Listening
A unique collection of forty multi-disciplinary perspectives drawn from anthropology, bioacoustics, geography, literature, community activism, sociology, religion, philosophy, art history, conflict mediation and the sonic arts including music, ethnomusicology and field recording. . . .
The Christie: NHS bosses targeted me for raising concerns, nurse says
... and reviews that focus specifically On Listening to your staff" but " clearly that wasn t happening"...
Sadiq Khan condemns ULEZ protesters as far right
... We re seeking to address those, and we ll make sure we carry On Listening, to make the ULEZ a success...
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... I used to walk to school with my walkman On Listening to Madonna, imagining myself living in the city...
Scale of abuse of politicians on Twitter revealed
... " But if what we are seeing is this abuse occurring and then that affecting how MPs are voting and thinking about the decisions they are making - that s not based On Listening to the public and engaging with the public s experience - it s just responding to a fear of abuse from a minority of very loud trolls...
Channel 4: New culture secretary 're-examining' case for privatisation
... " She added: " I m the type of politician that bases their decisions on evidence, that bases their decisions On Listening, and that s what I ll be doing over the coming weeks...
Kyrell Matthews: The boy killed by his mum and her partner
... Unable to carry On Listening, Shirley left the dock...
Archbishop Justin Welby sorry for abuse-accused bishop comment
... I took that view because of the importance we rightly place On Listening to those who come forward with allegations of abuse, and the duty of care we owe to them...
Channel 4: New culture secretary 're-examining' case for privatisation
The new culture secretary has said she will " re-examine The Business case" for privatising Channel 4 .
Michelle Donelan 's predecessor Nadine Dorries set out plans to take the broadcaster out of public ownership.
Ms Donelan told BBC Radio 4 's Today programme she was " making sure that we still agree with that decision".
The Proposal has faced opposition from the channel's executives, while TV Production Companies have warned it would have a " devastating impact".
Ms Donelan said on Tuesday: " As the Prime Minister said, we do need to re-examine The Business case and that's certainly what I'm doing.
" We're looking especially at The Business case for the sale of Channel 4 and we're making sure that we still agree with that decision. "
She added: " I'm The Type of politician that bases their decisions on evidence, that bases their decisions On Listening , and that's what I'll be doing over The Coming weeks. "
Ms Donelan, who took over at The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) Two Weeks ago, was also asked about BBC funding, saying it was " no secret" that she had " been a sceptic for a long time of the licence fee".
She Said The Bbc 's " unique" coverage of the death and funeral of The Queen had underlined how important it was to make The Corporation " sustainable" in a changing media landscape.
" For me that means it's even more important to make sure The Bbc is sustainable in the long-term, " She Said .
" When you look at platforms like Amazon, like Netflix, it makes you question whether in the modern-age, when the media landscape is changing so remarkably, that it is sustainable. We need to ask that question. "
She added: " The Prime Minister spoke in the [leadership] campaign about the importance of decriminalising not paying the licence fee - we know that it particularly impacts women. We know the ramifications of that.
" These are big, big issues that we should be questioning and looking at again. "
Source of news: bbc.com