PEC's Submission to the House of Lords Communications and Digital Select Committee inquiry into the future of Channel 4

14 February 2022

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Professor Stuart Allan, 

Professor Stuart Allan

Professor and Head of the School of Journalism, Media and Culture at Cardiff University

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Dr Tom Chivers

Dr Tom Chivers

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This submission is co-authored by Dr Tom Chivers and Professor Stuart Allan on behalf of the ‘Arts, Culture and Public Service Broadcasting’ workstrand at Cardiff University, as part of the larger Creative Industries Policy & Evidence Centre.

It was published by the Committee on the 14th October 2021

You can also read the submission on the Committee's website or access it here. 

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