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BBC plans to cut output and refocus on quality
By Maisie McCabe Tuesday, 02 March 2010 01:58PM
LONDON - The BBC's strategic review has confirmed it plans to close the alternative music station Radio 6 Music, the teenage focused strands Blast! and BBC Switch, and the national Asian Network as part of a pledge to save £100m a year in overheads.
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