THE C-WORD
BBC's
Children in Need
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Three-and-a-half-minute
BBC TV fundraising video giving major public exposure. And not one
mention of the C-word – or the P-word either for that matter– and
no account of what is going on:
One-minute
radio interview from a different part of the UK for a centre that
'supports children, adults and families', with no mention of
conductive or of conductors:
Someone
presumably made a decision not to mention what these two services do.
Perhaps this was what the two services themselves wanted. Or perhaps
it came from Children in Need.
Perhaps
there were appeal items featuring other CE services that did mention what they
do. Do tell if you know.
Not
mentioning conductive/Pető at all: is this good, or bad; a step forward, or a step back?
Does this
matter enormously, or not one jot?
Labels: Awareness, Finance and funding, Language
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