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BBC World uses immigration controversy for launch of 24-hour US station
NEW YORK - Americans are being invited to 'see both sides of the story' as the BBC backs today's launch of its 24-hour news channel in the US with a poster ad campaign, tapping into the immigration controversy with images of people being stopped at the border.
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