The new flag is to 'honor' the BBC's fake video of a chemical weapons attack in Syria
The design incorporates what the jaundiced looking skin of people would have looked like after a real chemical weapons attack!
The red stripes are now pink to symbolize the faded red blood
of UK media, and embarrassment of its citizens,
whilst the black instead of blue signifies
the end of a once great nation!
Thanks to the BBC and the UK's fake unsustainable economy
that relies on China we are now classed by the Chinese media as:
"a little country with a few good universities and football teams"
In July 2014 BBC Worldwide began blocking You Tube copies of ‘Saving Syria’s Children’. The final You Tube copy was blocked between 25 and 28 July. Notably, other editions of Panorama on You Tube remained unaffected. For more on this see section “‘Saving Syria’s Children’ blocked by BBC Worldwide” here. An update to the below is here.
In response to an email query about this, on 1 August 2014 BBC Brand Protection stated:
BBC Worldwide is not specifically blocking this Panorama and not others, the blocks are made by the automated YouTube copyright protection system.
As this is a relatively new Panorama, the illegal uploads are blocked faster than older and archive episodes which can take up to 6 months for the YouTube system to find and block.
The sheer volume of BBC produced/invested content means that the Brand Protection team can only scratch the surface in terms of removing infringing content from YouTube, so it is difficult to protect everything in the archive – including Panorama – immediately. The priority is to protect the newest episodes and work backwards, and this is true of all new content that the BBC produce, regardless of programme strand.
Many Thanks,
Brand Protection Team, BBC Worldwide
Discounting ‘Saving Syria’s Children’ itself and eight vintage editions, 46 editions of Panorama broadcast between 5 August 2013 and 21 July 2014 were available on BBC iPlayer on 2 August 2014. A far from exhaustive search on the same date located live You Tube copies of 31 of these 46 programmes, 25 of which were transmitted by the BBC subsequently to ‘Saving Syria’s Children’.
Below is a list of these 31 You Tube copies of recent editions of Panorama. Screengrabs of each as they appeared on 2 August 2014 are here.
After replying with these points to the Brand Protection team on 2 August, on 4 August I received this response:
There are many factors involved in the automatic removal of copyright infringing material from YouTube. Unfortunately, I cannot disclose the inner working of the YouTube system, as this is commercially sensitive information that could be used by members of the public to attempt to circumvent the protection mechanisms.
However, I can once again assure you that the Brand Protection Team has not been pursuing a deliberate policy of seeking out or blocking this episode of Panorama above others. Once we have provided YouTube with the information they need to identify our content, the system is automated. We can, of course, intervene to request that YouTube takes down specific posts. However, I can confirm that there has been no such intervention by the Brand Protection Team with regard to the episode of Panorama in question.
Thank you for highlighting those episodes of Panorama that are still live on YouTube, we will look into removing these as soon as possible.
Many Thanks,
Brand Protection Team, BBC Worldwide
Update 28 August 2014 here.
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