BBC phone review gives all-clear

An independent review of the BBC's premium rate phone-line competitions has found no evidence of any deliberate deception or serious malpractice. BBC News reports.

"The review was commissioned by BBC director general Mark Thompson after problems regarding phone-ins emerged.

... But the auditors did identify some minor issues which did not comply with BBC guidelines - namely that on-screen messages did not always advise viewers that the cost of calls from other networks or mobiles could vary from the stated cost."

emily | 7:04 PM | |
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