SilentCallsVictim wrote on Mar 2
nd, 2013 at 10:49am:
If any supporter of the campaign has the time to work on this, please get in touch.
Don't forget that BBC Question Time also used to use an 0871 number for its audience line that was prominently displayed on each show but for getting on for a year or so has now switched to using an 03 number.
The people to write to at the BBC on this issue are Michael Stock (who is directly in charge of business outsourcing arrangements including their telephony deals) and the various other senior bods at the corporation with responsibility for radio. Nearly all of them have email addressed in the firstname.lastname@bbc.co.uk format.
See the following:-
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Philip Almond, Director of Marketing and Audiences
Shirley Cameron, Finance & Business Director, Audio & Music
Graham Ellis, Acting Director, Audio & Music
James Hardy, Head of Communications, Audio & Music
David Holdsworth, Controller, English Regions
Paul Smith, Head of Editorial Standards, Audio & Music
John Turner, Programme Change Director, Finance Effectiveness Programme
Cary Wakefield, Director, Marketing & Audiences, Audio & Music
The best people to take this up are people who actually living in the local listening areas of the BBC radio stations concerned.