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March 13, 2006
A journos' lock-in
Not that kind of lock-in. Journalists are being invited to turn up at the Department for Culture, Media & Sport for a prepublication glimpse of the BBC Charter Review White Paper that's due out tomorrow.
It is officially released at 3.30pm. Hacks who care can turn up anytime from 2pm and get reading. The strict rules are that once you've entered, you can't leave till 3.30pm. All mobile phones and blackberries (they're a trendy lot at the DCMS) will be confiscated at the door.
Sounds dreadful. Or perhaps it's a good chance for an unusually quiet siesta, out of phone reach.
Les
Posted by leshack at March 13, 2006 03:59 PM | TrackBack