BBC salaries and freedom of information act?
Question asked by: artiste
Asked on: 11 Feb 2009
Ha! Yes that's an interesting point.
I don't know if anyone has ever tried to get access to these salaries - I can't see how they could say they couldn't release it for competitive reasons since they pay way more than market rate anyway for a presenters.
The BBC even says itself of 'alleged' salaries in its news reports rather than quoting actual figures.
As for whether anyone has actually tried to request the details I have no idea!
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Replied at: 11 Feb 2009
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