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it wasn't always part of the BBC's reflexes to keep all the content. They must have learned and adapted.
by szaroubi 4y ago
it wasn't always part of the BBC's reflexes to keep all the content.
They must have learned and adapted.
- fredoralive 4y agoBlue Peter actually has a really good survival rate, most stuff from the mid-1960s onwards survives. Whilst this is perhaps partly forward thinking on the part of Editor[1] Biddy Baxter, AFAIK it was partly so older material could be reused in later editions to save money. [1] The title of the "showrunner" of Blue Peter, so in the meaning of "editor of a newspaper", not "videotape editor".