British broadcasters should merge into single platform to survive, states Jeremy Clarkson
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Clarkson’s Farm star states broadcasters should make ‘bigger, fewer, better programmes’ in face of competition from streamers and digital platforms Jeremy Clarkson has called on British broadcasters to merge into a single “Britflix” platform to survive, as he raised concerns about that senior producers were continuing to “drain away” from the cash-strapped TV industry. The report also notes that The former Top Gear presenter stated that having just finished filming the sixth season of his Amazon Prime show Clarkson’s Farm, there were now many members of the crew wondering where they would find their next job.
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