No 4..? You lucky b@stard.

Or 16p for every listener she hasn’t.RingoMcCartney wrote: ↑Wed Sep 16, 2020 1:48 pmZoe Ball has been paid a quid for every listener she's lost
Yeah, but so is Dan fookin Wootton so being on Talkradio can't be used as a barometer for anything.RingoMcCartney wrote: ↑Tue Sep 15, 2020 5:30 pmShe's not! Mike Graham is on Talkradio. The fastest growing radio station in the world !
The Radio 2 breakfast show has always been one of the biggest in terms of salary (I'm sure Chris Evans was top when he presented it) due to listeners. Though judging by listening figures, she may not be there for long... Fiona Bruce has long campaigned for more equal pay for women, so appears to have successfully rattled some cages. I must admit, Steve Wright remains the most astonishing to me.LeadBelly wrote: ↑Wed Sep 16, 2020 3:06 pmThere's been quite a bit of controversy at the Beeb re women's pay being a lot less than men's pay, they've had to rectify that to some degree (or make it look like they've rectified it). She's the big winner (a 264% increase).
Fiona Bruce has likewise gained; £260k to £450k per year (+73%). Lauren Laverne also: £310k to £400k (+29%).
Poor old Vanessa Felz has had to do with a mere +14% (£360k to £410k).
I wonder if the tea ladies and cleaners have had similar largesse bestowed upon them?
I stopped paying my DD in June so thankfully dont feel personally aggrieved. However, it's a bit sad that BBC is killing itself (employing more and more managers, "celbs'"wage bill going up and up but losing customers (albeit that's alleviated to some degree because anybody who watches any live TV elsewhere has to fund them).
Gary took a wage cut but signed a 5 year deal, so BBC can now say their biggest earner is female.
Esther Rantzen. Sorry, but how she still on TV. Let's just say, not a fan of hers.BenWickes wrote: ↑Wed Sep 16, 2020 5:16 pmInteresting that they were discussing BBC salaries on Breakfast this morning and Esther Rantzen suggested a wage cap of £150,000 a year. She went into more detail about how many perks BBC presenters get on top of salaries that they really should be grateful for in their profession. Was quite enlightening how many perks they get on top of salaries.
Not a fan of hers either but she does make valid points. No need for presenters to be on obscene amounts of money from a publicly funded service. She was a guest.FactualFrank wrote: ↑Wed Sep 16, 2020 5:25 pmEsther Rantzen. Sorry, but how she still on TV. Let's just say, not a fan of hers.
Jones voice cuts right through ya!daveyclaret wrote: ↑Wed Sep 16, 2020 5:51 pmI used to watch the One Show until I found out how much that Jones Presenter was earning. Apparently, she's earning in excess of £400K yearly. That's a ridiculous amount of money, in my view, to pay someone who, to me, has very limited talent. BBC say that they are paying market rates for people like Jones, I doubt though on the free market that Jones would be paid anywhere near £400K yearly. It rankles me big time that Jones is being paid this amount of money from of BBC Licence fees which I contribute to. In my view, Jones could be easily replaced by someone on half that yearly salary and the BBC viewing figures for the One Show wouldn't be significantly affected.
Fair do’s, though I think the latest DG has announced a tightening up of management recently.LeadBelly wrote: ↑Wed Sep 16, 2020 5:24 pm"Are the BBC employing more managers? I thought they'd cut them, if anything."
253 senior managers, up from 250 the previous year. Total headcount up from 19,231 to 19,572. Not huge increases but they are supposed to be reducing.
237,000 licence holders lost (in an increasing population). Not making much impression on younger viewers and alienating a lot of older viewers.
The figures are for year to March 2020 cf figures to March 2019. Id suggest the licence losses and viewer ratings have fallen at an accelerated rate since then ( BLM "peaceful protests" coverage ridicule; Defund the BBC movement; introduction of licence fees for 75+ group; Last night of Proms etc etc).
Have you got one of her sitting on that chair properly? Purely for research purposes you understand.
This week they've had ( of the top of my head) Benjamin Butterworth and several other regular left wing contributors , the editor of the New European, the editor of the Independent, An interview with a representative from Full Fact, Neil Oliver all of which they do on a weekly basis.
Yes, just as ridiculous (in fact less ridiculous) than what you said. You have zero self awareness.RingoMcCartney wrote: ↑Wed Sep 16, 2020 6:22 pmSo the yard stick by which she's remunerated is how many million listeners she doesn't lose!
Youd fit right in at the Bolshevik Broadcasting Corporation Marty!
Scoured the Guardian Jobs pages lately?
And you watch footballers who earn that amount a week...daveyclaret wrote: ↑Wed Sep 16, 2020 5:51 pmI used to watch the One Show until I found out how much that Jones Presenter was earning. Apparently, she's earning in excess of £400K yearly. That's a ridiculous amount of money, in my view, to pay someone who, to me, has very limited talent. BBC say that they are paying market rates for people like Jones, I doubt though on the free market that Jones would be paid anywhere near £400K yearly. It rankles me big time that Jones is being paid this amount of money from of BBC Licence fees which I contribute to. In my view, Jones could be easily replaced by someone on half that yearly salary and the BBC viewing figures for the One Show wouldn't be significantly affected.
Quelle surprise. A right winger? You'll be loving Porky next.
They could go on BGT to tell their story of pension robbery in the form of dance and ask Jim Davidson to write up a review
Is that not on itv?Devils_Advocate wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 8:55 amThey could go on BGT to tell their story of pension robbery in the form of dance and ask Jim Davidson to write up a review
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Bloody typical, yet another reason to defund the buggers!!
Dyson make a Ball Vacuum cleaner... but its not called "Zoe" its called an "Animal"