BBC rivals using Ofcom debate to attack corporation

Claire Billings,, brandrepublic.com, 26 February 2002, 01:16PM

LONDON - BBC chairman Gavyn Davies has said that the government's plans to create super-watchdog Ofcom has created an opportunity for the commercial sector to try to marginalise the corporation's role.

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