Is Tim Davie’s successor at the BBC facing the glass cliff ? / Letters
Judith Flanders describes the glass cliff phenomenon in struggling organisations, while Alan Pearson doubts the BBC has done much to dent Donald Trump’s reputation Sadly, Matthew Ryder’s “silver lining” in the BBC debacle, that all the candidates to replace Tim Davie are women (Letters, 11 (…)
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