http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/8435633.stm
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| Quote: Lady James said those earning about £400,000 could not think they were performing a public service "if in fact that is over-payment for what you're doing". Working for the BBC should be a "privilege," she added - a statement which Mr Thompson said he agreed with. | |
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Maybe I'm missing something, but why should it be a 'privilege' to work for the BBC? Isn't it just a job at the end of the day?
Some of them may be holding the BBC in too high a regard there, and the likes of Sky (Murdoch) will use that against them given the chance...