BBC Three returning as a broadcast channel
Six years after BBC Three went internet-only, the BBC has decided to bring it back as a broadcast channel. “BBC Three is a BBC success story, backing creativity, new talent […]
Six years after BBC Three went internet-only, the BBC has decided to bring it back as a broadcast channel. “BBC Three is a BBC success story, backing creativity, new talent […]
Six years after BBC Three went internet-only, the BBC has decided to bring it back as a broadcast channel.
“BBC Three is a BBC success story, backing creativity, new talent and brave ideas has resulted in hit after hit, from Fleabag and Man Like Mobeen, Ru Paul’s Drag Race UK and Jesy Nelson’s Odd One Out, to Normal People and This Country,” said Charlotte Moore, Chief Content Officer. “The BBC needs to back success and make sure its programmes reach as many young people as possible wherever they live in the UK. So regardless of the debates about the past, we want to give BBC Three its own broadcast channel again. It has exciting, ground breaking content that deserves the widest possible audience and using iPlayer alongside a broadcast channel will deliver the most value.”