BBC
From Techrights
The BBC suffered infiltration from Microsoft UK executives and it is also funded repeatedly by Bill Gates in order to promote Gates' agenda. We wrote about the BBC in the following posts (among more).
- MSBBC Lies About Microsoft Market Share
- BBC Deletionism of Open Source
- BBC Takes More Money From Bill Gates, Then Advertises for His Agenda
- BBC’s Reversal of Android Stories Makes Them ‘Publishable’
- BBC Bribed by Bill Gates
- Bill Gates-funded BBC Does Not Name That Web Browser
- BBC Newsnight on Digital Security
- MSBBC Finally Calls Out… Android (to Scare People)
- The BBC’s Anti-Internet Pro-Microsoft Revisionist Propaganda
- BBC: Bill Gates a “Famous Thief”?
- Microsoft Insiders Galore: BBC, Nokia, Others Already Damaged by Microsoft Hires
- The BBC and Netflix Enter Microsoft’s DRM Bedroom, Again
- Eye on Security: BBC Propaganda, Rootkits, and Stuxnet in Iran’s Nuclear Facilities
- BBC Cannot Call out Windows
- When the BBC Talks About Computers It Means Microsoft Windows
- Jonathan D. G. Jones Promotes Monopoly on Food, BBC Gives Him a Platform
- Another Microsoft Man Caught in a Scandal in the BBC
- Return of Charney’s Lunacy and Latest BBC Propaganda: Microsoft Will Save the World From Insecure “Computers”
- BBC Worldwide is Run by Microsoft Folks
- BBC Wants to Build Another Windows Botnet
- Patents Roundup: Patent Propaganda from the BBC, IBM in the Shadows, and Early Mistakes from David Kappos
- Verdict: The BBC Broke the Law with Microsoft Windows Botnets, Which Conficker Continues Building (Updated)
- More New Evidence of the Incestuous Relationship Between the BBC and Microsoft
- MSBBC Continues to Abuse GNU/Linux Users While Promoting Microsoft Products (at Taxpayers’ Expense)
- The BBC and Self Censorship (Regarding Windows)
- Ashley Highfield, Microsoft UK, Bill Gates, Murdoch, and the BBC
- BBC Unable to Defend Windows Botnets Fiasco
- Does Microsoft Take Over the BBC from the Inside?
- Why BBC is Microsoft Media (Video)
- UK Drama: MSBBC Blames Google — Not Microsoft — for London Stock Exchange Site Malware, Sabotage Still Suspected
- How Microsoft Daemonises the EU Commission and Advertises Vista 7, with the MSBBC’s Help
- Microsoft’s Grip on the BBC is Tightened
- Xbox 360 Still in the Gutter as Innocent Customers Get Banned, BBC Deal Falls Through
- Microsoft Influence (and Staff) Inside Vofafone, BBC
- 10 Questions to a Microsoft-corrupted BBC
- Microsoft Systematically Corrupts the Media
- Isn’t the MSBBC Breaking the Law by Hijacking 22,000 Taxpayers’ PCs, at Taxpayers’ Expense?
- Ashley Highfield to Finally Get Paid by His Masters
- British Government Under Fire for Ignoring Free(dom) Software, Responds With Face-Saving Promise
- MSBBC Finally Discovers That “Botnets Are Usually Armies of Hijacked Windows PCs That Send Spam or Malware.”
- Update on a Microsoft-loving BBC (Now Grilled in the Parliament)
- More Nations Make Statements Against Microsoft’s Internet Explorer, So Microsoft Advertises ‘Upgrades’
- Dear BBC, Shame on You
- Microsoft ‘Pulled a BBC’ in New Zealand, ‘Stole’ from Taxpayers
- Quick Mention: Microsoft Could Grab ITV Like It Grabbed BBC
- Corporate Press Turns Against Patents But Forgets/Neglects to Stress Microsoft and Apple Are an Integral Part of the Problem
- It’s Not a Virus If the User Needs to Actually Install It
- Novell Supports .NET and MS OOXML, the BBC Supports .NET and MS DRM
- Microsoft Passes More of Its Executives to the MSBBC. What About Nokia?
- Do-No-Evil Saturday – Part I: Another Week of Alpha 1, BBC Uses OpenSUSE
- As the Days Go By, Less Hope is Left for Neutrality in Media
- Ashley Highfield (Formerly of the MSBBC) ‘Pulls a Ballmer’
- The Lies About Moonlight Carry on, MSBBC to Block Free Software Users Again
- Microsoft’s Attacks on Google and Android: Ben Edelman, ‘Flagrant Misdirection’, and More
- The Evolution of Microsoft FUD
- Eye on Security: MSBBC Misinformation, McAfee Chops Windows, Vista 7 Severely Broken
- With Microsoft Infiltration at the BBC, Time to Abolish or Privatise the BBC
- Bill Gates Lobbies for Monopoly on Crops, Gates-funded BBC Advertises It
- BBC Against the World Wide Web, Definitely Still for Microsoft Agenda
- BBC Spreads More Microsoft Propaganda, Calls Proprietary ‘Open’

