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    A quarter of those who responded feel ageism is more evident on the BBC. Responding to the claims in an interview with Saga, BBC creative director Alan Yentob said the "BBC is not ageist and not anti-women" “Most of the people who run the BBC are women. Full Article at The Stage
    BBC is not ageist and not anti-women
    – Alan Yentob SOURCE: The Stage 1 month ago
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Older viewers criticise TV's stereotypical characters
  1. Most of the people who run the BBC are women. They have very significant power and they make decisions about who appears. I acknowledge there are fewer older women than men in front of the camera, but there are significant older women with stature in television
    SOURCE: The Stage 1 month ago

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