Wogan was a bbc man. I’d imagine that not only did he have the backing of, but was also, most likely encouraged by the bigwigs within the corporation. Still, mucho respect, it’s a brave man who risks the wrath of Murdoch, ask John Major, Richard Keys or Andy Gray. Murdoch has an exquisite reputation for always coming out on top, always backing the winning side, no matter if it conflicts with his personal political outlook, ask Donald Trump who quickly became persona non grata when it became evident what way the tide was moving. Not the worst judgement anyone has ever made in fairness.
I don’t like Rupert Murdoch nor do I like his views, but goddammit, if he is not pretty well spoken for someone who is well known to be irreverent and he does have a good speaking voice. I can understand why many people like him now.
Never heard of people who like him, but for what it’s worth he’s a good businessman who built an empire from basically nothing. Still, I find his business practices very unethical and damaging.
The error in his model is the error of neoliberalism more broadly. He believes that giving people choice means they will select what is best for themselves. If you ask a child if they want chocolate or a maths lesson at school, you know the result. Adults are not entirely different. We want a rich experience, but we know we will succumb to preferring a horror movie over a deeper film, we act on impulse. Murdoch exploits this impulse, destroys society, whilst cheering that he is giving people what is best for society. No Murdoch. You should be given far air-time used to educate and inspire us, without the drug-like impulse and cash spinning adverts. My sister works in the advertising industry and they have the term meaning the real content and another term “fillers”. What do you imagine these refer to? Well the customer of the media is the advertiser and you are the product, so when they use the term filler they mean the main programme designed to get your attention, and the real content - what brings in all the money - is the advertising.
@@dusk1234567890Don’t get me wrong, the choice should be our own what to watch. But neoliberalism isn’t about choice, but rather directing us to content that gets us more hooked. If I give you a choice between cocaine and vegetables, pretty soon you will go for the first. Does that mean it is your choice? Actually the vegetables are not even included in our media so we don’t even have that choice. What we view as a choice is profoundly limited.
Terry Wogan was very caustic with Murdoch here. Murdoch is having the last laugh, where Sky TV is now in 10 million homes and making millions in profit.
We will never charge viewers for Sky! 1min40Secs. This won't stay up for long he takes it down routinely. Use real player or tube loader to record it. Rupert 'liar' Murdoch.
I threw my TV away in 1989. Good decision.
So now you're on youtube?
I was born in February 1989 and these are some beautiful s*xy mothers. Did u see Terry's big thighs.
I met Murdoch, in 2001. I had my chance, and I should have taken it.
It's funny how Murdoch, picked up all the things Wogan said and he applied it to Fox News
You know when murdoch is lying his lips move
Funny how they avoided mentioning Benny Hill who had the most popular show in the world at the time.
Every sentence is an advertisement.
Proven liar who should be in jail.
What for exactly?
And he's still alive six years after you wrote this comment too! God damn!
Wogan was a bbc man. I’d imagine that not only did he have the backing of, but was also, most likely encouraged by the bigwigs within the corporation.
Still, mucho respect, it’s a brave man who risks the wrath of Murdoch, ask John Major, Richard Keys or Andy Gray. Murdoch has an exquisite reputation for always coming out on top, always backing the winning side, no matter if it conflicts with his personal political outlook, ask Donald Trump who quickly became persona non grata when it became evident what way the tide was moving.
Not the worst judgement anyone has ever made in fairness.
Sky Digital was a game changer.
Wogan is very BBC old boy.
Well done Terry
He’s an Aussie (well ex aussie) and is well spoken… almost makes me forget he’s one of the worst people on the planet.
Funny how none of his papers and TV channels have never hacked his phones, had him followed, printed pack of lies about him.
I don’t like Rupert Murdoch nor do I like his views, but goddammit, if he is not pretty well spoken for someone who is well known to be irreverent and he does have a good speaking voice. I can understand why many people like him now.
You kinda have to be as a Jew. It's how they survived history.
@@DoesntHurtYet Rupert Murdoch isn't a jew.
Never heard of people who like him, but for what it’s worth he’s a good businessman who built an empire from basically nothing. Still, I find his business practices very unethical and damaging.
The error in his model is the error of neoliberalism more broadly. He believes that giving people choice means they will select what is best for themselves. If you ask a child if they want chocolate or a maths lesson at school, you know the result. Adults are not entirely different. We want a rich experience, but we know we will succumb to preferring a horror movie over a deeper film, we act on impulse. Murdoch exploits this impulse, destroys society, whilst cheering that he is giving people what is best for society. No Murdoch. You should be given far air-time used to educate and inspire us, without the drug-like impulse and cash spinning adverts. My sister works in the advertising industry and they have the term meaning the real content and another term “fillers”. What do you imagine these refer to? Well the customer of the media is the advertiser and you are the product, so when they use the term filler they mean the main programme designed to get your attention, and the real content - what brings in all the money - is the advertising.
But who gets to decide what’s good for me? What you just said is the scariest shit I’ve ever heard.
@@dusk1234567890Don’t get me wrong, the choice should be our own what to watch. But neoliberalism isn’t about choice, but rather directing us to content that gets us more hooked. If I give you a choice between cocaine and vegetables, pretty soon you will go for the first. Does that mean it is your choice? Actually the vegetables are not even included in our media so we don’t even have that choice. What we view as a choice is profoundly limited.
Terry Wogan was very caustic with Murdoch here. Murdoch is having the last laugh, where Sky TV is now in 10 million homes and making millions in profit.
Tell just sees Murdoch for the heinous dog that he is. If I was a betting man I wld wager you buy that rag & have Sky.
+Scotland Forever No I read the Daily Mirror and have Freesat. You?
Wogan was right. TV today is utter shit.
@@greggrimer1428 Wogan in 1989 would not have imagined the online world of streaming services.
@@johnking5174 they are shit too. Apart from a handful of series like Breaking Bad 99% of Netflix content is unwatchable bollocks.
We will never charge viewers for Sky! 1min40Secs. This won't stay up for long he takes it down routinely. Use real player or tube loader to record it. Rupert 'liar' Murdoch.
+Shaun Bauidh No Bas This was 1989, Sky was only getting going, so you can assume promises would be broken as business plans and models change.