A new report, commissioned by the new BBC Trust, has made some interesting and overdue observations about the quality of science reporting on the UK's BBC Network.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbctrust/our_work/other/science_impartiality.s...
What angers me most (and it may you too) is that when ordinary viewers complain, they are passed off with a friendly wave... yet, these very issues have been identified by Prof. Jones long after I (and I'm sure my contemporaries) have complained often quite vehemently.
Now, perhaps we have a chance to challenge the BBC on it's puerile complaints process particularly when science topics are in dispute.
If you're a UK resident and licence payer (the BBC Tax) I would encourage you to read this report and then demand the BBC - via your MP if necessary - that it pulls its socks up and reevaluates the input of complainants who might be rather more informed than the people reading, and then ignoring, the issues we raise - such as bias and inaccurate reporting.
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