BBC India Staffers Quit to Form Collective Newsroom to Comply With Foreign Investment Rules ...Middle East

Four BBC India staff members have quit and formed a new entity, Collective Newsroom, in order to comply with India’s strict foreign direct investment (FDI) in media rules. The Indian government’s cap on FDI investment in digital news outfits is 26%. BBC World Service India is 99% owned by the BBC. To keep with FDI […]

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