Very excited to have my first ever piece in the Guardian today! Essentially about why the BBC needs to get on TikTokhttps://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/jan/28/bbc-younger-audience-youtube-tiktok-social-media …
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Social media in which countries and which language? Our work is translated to 41 langs reaching, underserved communities - lgbt & other - whose lives are literally at risk. You mean a western audience with privileged access? I think not even considering that is so upsetting.
this was pegged to a uk audience, i definitely wouldn't be qualified to write about the reach the it has in other languages/other parts of the world. i'm really sorry it didn't mention your work, and i'd be really keen to research and write about the reach its getting elsewhere
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I'm confused by your statement that The Next Episode "has fallen flat". Just as Megha mentioned the communities worldwide that the BBC reaches, TNE has told stories & built trust in communities in the UK that the BBC hasn't reached before, so how could that be seen as a failure?
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The Next Episode was nominated for an Aria (the industry’s Oscars) last week.
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Hi Sarah, if you're looking at UK audiences then I thought it worth mentioning
@bbcthesocial, we've been publishing now for four years in Scotland with an aim of developing new young Scottish talent and commissioning them to make stuff for BBC Scotlandhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/thesocial -
I'm astonished any article about youth content being made by the BBC doesn't seem to know
@bbcthesocial exists...
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