The word is two candidates have been seen - in DG Tone's first competitive interviews since rejoining - and that James Harding, formerly Editor of the Times and admired by many (other than Rupert Murdoch) may well have shaded it. But don't go to the bookies just yet. The word may be mangled, and the story may be based on assumptions that Director of Television vacnacy now looks more likely to go to an internal candidate.
Thursday, April 11, 2013
Got a light ?
There's no white smoke yet from the BBC on the appointment of a new Director of News - but they may be getting appropriate kindling together in the next few days in the basement boilers of Dr Evil's Volcano News Lair Broadcasting House.
The word is two candidates have been seen - in DG Tone's first competitive interviews since rejoining - and that James Harding, formerly Editor of the Times and admired by many (other than Rupert Murdoch) may well have shaded it. But don't go to the bookies just yet. The word may be mangled, and the story may be based on assumptions that Director of Television vacnacy now looks more likely to go to an internal candidate.
The word is two candidates have been seen - in DG Tone's first competitive interviews since rejoining - and that James Harding, formerly Editor of the Times and admired by many (other than Rupert Murdoch) may well have shaded it. But don't go to the bookies just yet. The word may be mangled, and the story may be based on assumptions that Director of Television vacnacy now looks more likely to go to an internal candidate.
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