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Mark Thompson Quotes
«He was really bringing it.»
Author: Mark Thompson
«Sometimes you have so much success, you forget what got you here. We need to be more selective at the plate and work the count better, things like that. ... The good thing is that our guys have been through it, and I think they'll be fine.»
Author: Mark Thompson
«We have filled that niche. People are very satisfied with this product.»
Author: Mark Thompson
«We can deliver much more public value when we think across all platforms and consider how audiences can find our best content, content that's more relevant, more useful and more valuable to them.»
Author: Mark Thompson
«We have one of the best Web sites in the world, but it's rooted in the first digital wave. We need to reinvent it, fill it with dynamic audiovisual content, personalize it, open it up to user-friendly material.»
Author: Mark Thompson
«We should aim to deliver public service content to our audiences in whatever media and on whatever device makes sense for them whether they're at home or on the move.»
Author: Mark Thompson
«We need to reinvent (BBC Online), fill it with dynamic audio-visual content, personalize it, open it up to user-generated content.»
Author: Mark Thompson
«If it's dangerous, we don't want to put our players on a dangerous surface.»
Author: Mark Thompson
«I'm happy that he's not playing. Very, very happy.»
Author: Mark Thompson
«The audiences of tomorrow currently get too little of real value from the BBC and the BBC needs to think how it engages them and reflect their lives better.»
Author: Mark Thompson