2016 verwacht ik er niet veel van, maar 2017

feitelijk is de "kans" op regen exact even groot in het komende jaar als in vorige jaren..tenzij het klimaat zou veranderen in de tussentijdDennis Cavallino schreef:
Aangezien de regen dit jaar enorm uitbleef, ondanks weersvoorspellingen, is de kans groter dat er in 2016 meer regenraces zullen zijn. En daar kijk ik enorm naar uit.
Roy RS schreef:
ik heb hier een collega die er heilig van overtuigd is dat naarmate hij langer met de loterij meedoet, zijn kans op een winnend lot steeds groter wordt. Tevens denkt hij als hij een keer een prijs wint...dat hij daarna minder kans maakt
Uitzendrechten gaan nu naar Channel 4, alleen kunnen wij die hier nergens ontvangen.The Director General announced recently that the BBC needs to plug a £150 million annual gap in its finances from next year. He outlined that two-thirds of the savings would come from ‘scope’ savings, meaning that the BBC would stop doing some of the things that we currently do.
BBC Sport was asked to deliver approximately £35 million of these savings. This was due to the pressing need to realise the savings and the greater flexibility that BBC Sport has to deliver them compared to most other parts of the Corporation.
No Director of Sport wants to be responsible for reducing the amount of sport on BBC TV. But the current financial position of the BBC means some tough and unwanted choices have to be made. There are no easy solutions; all of the options available would be unpopular with audiences.
The amendment to the TV rights agreement for the Open Golf (a move from live to extended highlights) and the sharing of the 6 Nations Championship earlier this year contributed to our savings target. These deals also helped to mitigate the super-inflation that is prevalent across the sports rights market.
And the BBC is announcing today that a significant chunk of BBC Sport’s remaining savings target will be delivered through the immediate termination of our TV rights agreement for Formula 1. Any decision to have to stop broadcasting a particular sport or sporting event is hugely disappointing and taken reluctantly.
As part of the exit arrangements we are extending our radio rights deal to 2021 and will continue to cover the sport via our sports news service and the BBC Sport website. The package of TV rights we have foregone will transfer to another free-to-air broadcaster.
I’d like to extend my appreciation to our production team who for seven seasons consistently produced coverage to the very highest level which has been loved by the sport’s fans. It has won numerous awards, including a BAFTA. The quality of production from those behind and in front of the camera has been without equal.
These are very challenging times for the BBC and sport is not immune to those financial pressures.
We have had to take some unpopular decisions this year but we have done so from a position of strength with long term deals already in place for the likes of the Football World Cup, Wimbledon, the FA Cup, the Olympics, Match of the Day, UK Athletics and the World Athletics Championships, the European Football Championships, Rugby League, Snooker, the London Marathon, the Boat Race and much more.
Barbara Slater is Director of BBC Sport
Omdat de topgear centjes grotendeels zijn weggevallen, en ome Bernie gewoon keiharde munten wil zien.GTRene schreef:wuuut? waarom niet meer
die kunnen mij geen ene ruk schelen, konden ze die niet droppenFootball World Cup, Wimbledon, the FA Cup, the Olympics, Match of the Day, UK Athletics and the World Athletics Championships, the European Football Championships, Rugby League, Snooker, the London Marathon, the Boat Race and much more.
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