There is a bigger story to tell here.
Making those decisions is difficult and no area is immune from cuts.
I hope audiences wont notice the change [too much].
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We will use our money carefully enough so that they can adapt.
There will come a tipping point when its better for audiences that we spend money online, she added.
Its quite hard to judge that but at the moment our channels are holding up really well.
She cited the example ofHappy Valley,watched by 12M people, which is 10M ahead of Netflix dramaYou.
There is now a lifetime for content to have non-exclusive windowing and so on.
Its another change and is good for producers.
Controversies
Moore was also questioned on several major controversies that have struck the corporation of late.
A different source told the paper the review makes for grim reading.
Moore was also questioned about the future ofTop Gearfollowing host Andrew Flintoffs accident.
She stressed that it would be inappropriate to discuss further while Flintoff is in recovery.
