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为什么美国的那个叫CNN 英国的那个叫BBC 中国的为什么是CCTV 他们为什么不是XXTVD的

美国的CNN是指全称为Cable news network（有线电视新闻网）的机构，是美国最大的专门播送新闻的电视公司，也是世界上最早出现的国际电视频道。

英国的BBC是指英国广播公司（British Broadcasting Corporation，简称BBC）是英国 的一家 政府 资助但却独立运作的媒体，长久以来一直被认为是全球最受尊敬的媒体之一。

在相当长的一段时间内BBC一直垄断着英国的 电视、电台。

在 1955年 独立电视台和 1973年 独立电台成立之前，BBC一直是全英国唯一的电视、电台广播公司。

今天BBC除了是一家在全球拥有高知名度的媒体，还提供其他各种服务，包括书籍出版、报刊、英语 教学、交响乐 队和 互联网 新闻服务。

而CCTV是中国中央电视台是中华人民共和国国家电视台，1958年5月1日试播，9月2日正式播出。

初名北京电视台，1978年5月1日更名为中央电视台，英文简称CCTV。

所以说，他们名称不同，所以缩写也不同。

不能因为都跟广播电视有关系，所以一概冠以某某TV的名称。

这是英国BBC广播的新闻稿上的原句 为什么有的是get sb do 有的是get sb to do呢

迷糊了

Get sb to do让某人做某事

get sb to do sth 迫使某人做某事；让某人做某事；让某人去做某事；让某人干某事

求一篇关于BBC丑闻看英国媒体现状的英语作文，写法是对比法

正文供你参考：TheBBC is in the middle of not one but two huge scandals,with theBBC's top boss forced to resign over the weekend.

First,it a formerBBC star was posthumously accused of a long history of ual abuse,and theBBC was accused of refusing investigate its own star.Then,just as the first scandal was dying down,theBBC mistakenly aired accusations that a senior politician was a pedophile.

That both these scandals involved accusations of child abuse was perhaps what made the situation spin so wildly out of control.But there is another key factor that cannot be overlooked in any scandal about theBBC:Socialism.

Since 1946 theBBC has largely been funded by a license fee paid by every Brit with a TV set.In 2012 the fee was £145.50($231)for color and £49.00($77)for black and white.This amounts to 70 percent of its income,according to Businessweek.This license fee system was set up by Clement Atlee's post-war Labour government—the same government that began to create a\"state socialism\"system by nationalizing heavy industry and creating the National Health Service.

For decades,this state-run news organization ran with little controversy,even when the government slowly allowed commercial compes on television and radio.This was partly because of what many felt were theBBC's high-standards(the broadcaster is affectionately referred to as\"Auntie\"in the British media).The resources at its disposal gave theBBC scope and a mandate that leaned towards quality—even today,it is the largest broadcaster in the world(with 23,000 employees),and one of the largest journalism entities.

There has been a growing backlash against theBBC in recent years,however,coinciding with the rise of cable news and the internet,which makes the license fee in particular feel antiquated.Leading the charge against theBBC is the UK's print press,long angered by the unfair access to resources they believe theBBC has,and the belief that the corporation has a a liberal(or,even socialist)bias.The UK's tabloids(notably,those owned by Rupert Murdoch)have most recently been riled by the tough stance theBBC took on the phone-hacking scandal.

The most serious complaints against theBBC are leveled at the quality of its news-gathering—a point of pride for those who work at the organization.The biggest scandal before this year was probably the series of events that led to the Hutton Inquiry in 2004(in that case,aBBC journalist quoted a source who reportedly said Tony Blair's government had\"ed up\"the case for war in Iraq.After claims became public,the source killed himself).The Hutton Inquiry led to the resignation of a number of seniorBBC employees,including then-director general Greg Dyke.

What's striking about the current scandals surrounding theBBC is that they both really revolve around the quality of theBBC's reporting.The allegations that aBBC star abused children appear to be less important to critics than theBBC's decision to cancel an investigation into the subject.When other news agencies make mistakes,the scandal dies quickly.For theBBC,it's an existential crisis.

This existential crisis exists because there's no longer any ideological reason to keep theBBC around,so every argument about its power has to focus on its practical ability to do good.If theBBC can't keep to the extraordinarily high standards the British public has for it,it may be beginning a slow and painful journey to privatization like other nationalized British industries before it.

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300个单词以上的英国bbc稿子

Bbc2 政治，大选在即，布朗在于挑战

Less than six months before a general election in Britain,the governing labour party is embroiled again in internal strife.Two former cabinet ministers have called for secret ballot of members to decide whether the prime minister Gordon Brown should continue as party leader.Mr.brown has called a general election by june this year.Our political correspondent Rob Watson reports.

The two former cabinet minister Geoff Hoon and Patricia Hewitt had stunned everyone at westminster with their last-minute efforts to challenge Gordon Brown's leadership.But downing street and labour party officials have moved quickly to quash any revolts.Most importantly,current cabinet minister have come out and backed the prime minister,orbiting some cases with little apparent enthusiasm.So the latest challenge looks likely to be short lift.Although many within the labour party doubt Mr.Brown's leadership qualities,they also seen to think it would only make things worse to get rid of him before the general election.

英文新闻节目开场白

Good morning,everyone.Welcome to the XXXX onBBC.I'm XXX.First,let's look through the great news.

That's the lastest news update.Staying for onBBC.

求一些英文的新闻网页，如美国的CNN，还有英国的BBC这种，适合学生找一些英语新闻。

谢谢

CCTV有一个频道叫CCTV news，网上可以搜到直播，LZ可以去看下，我是挺觉得不错

BBC全球新闻频道作为一家商业电视台，通过广告营利，为什么不能在英国本土播出

在相当长的一段时期内BBC很好地履行了自己的社会职责不仅为英国民众提供了高品质的内容产品服务还提供了高品质的技术服务逐步发展成为涵盖多个电台、电视台数字电视和互动电视、BBC在线、BBC新闻为BBC电台、电视台、网站和手机等移动通讯工具提供新闻资讯以及BBC国际服务机构BBC WORLD SERVICE的公营传媒集团。

基于合同关系的间接事实上并不能完全确保BBC的纯粹公营性质。

BBC的收入来源充分表明了这一点。

2003年度BBC的全部收入包括26.59亿英镑的收视费收入、1.47亿英镑来自于BBC商业控股公司的经营收入、2.237亿英镑来自于国际服务机构的商业经营收入其中包括2.01亿的政府拨款。

此外还有1610万英镑来自用户的订购费以及660万其他来源收入。

理论上公营性质的BBC是不能拥有商业经营收入的以确保节目制作人不受到任何商业利益的驱使保持必要的中立同时也维护公营与商业媒体之间的公平竞争。

但早从1932年成立了负责对外广播的BBC帝国服务BBC Empire ServiceBBC就有了商业运营。

1991年开播的BBC全球新闻服务电视频道通过广告赢利完全是一家商业电视台只是不在英国本土播出。

他有自己的频道在播出不需要这个频道也针对

BBC和CNN新闻的各自特点是什么

BBC是英国广播公司，是公共媒体，集体所有。

主要业务是广播，电视和网络电视。

节目内容非常广泛，喜剧、游戏、音乐、纪录片、电视剧什么都有。

BBC的纪录片就很出名。

CNN是美国有线电视新闻网，是私有企业。

只做电视节目（没有广播）。

只做新闻节目，24小时不间断滚动播出新闻。

一般大家都会拿英国BBC和美国ABC\/NBC\/CBS\/FOX及日本NHK比较。

因为cnn只是新闻电视台，内容远没有其他丰富。

不过cnn新闻报道快捷及时，新闻丰富也是很有名的。

我想买一个收音机能听英国BBC而且可以练习普通话的那种请问有吗

价位是多少

品牌咋样

我推荐你一款吧，网上可以下载到的“追梦网络收音机（学英语版）”。

上面有BBC和其他可以练听力的网络电台。

收音机还自带有录音功能，点击下左上角那个录音键，就可以把广播节目录下来保存到电脑上。

对学英语、练听力很有用的。

百度一下就可以方便找到、下载的。

比如bbc的意思是英国广播公司 在举5个例子

CNN是美国有线电视新闻网（Cable News Network）的英文缩写

CBS是指哥伦比亚广播公司（Columbia Broadcasting System)

NBC(National Broadcasting Company)，美国全国广播公司的简称

美国广播公司（英文全称：American Broadcasting Corporation,Inc），简称ABC

中国中央电视台（简称为中央台、央视；英语：China Central Television，简称CCTV）