Mark Thomson Arrives at the New York Times

The speaker expresses sadness over recent events at the BBC but remains optimistic about its future, believing it will regain public trust. They emphasize the institution's integrity and talent. The speaker also mentions starting a new job and believes the BBC's situation will not affect their role.

What is the speaker's sentiment towards the recent events at the BBC?

• Indifference

• Anger

• Sadness

• Happiness

According to the speaker, what is the BBC known for?

• World's greatest broadcaster

• Lack of talent

• Financial instability

• Being a small broadcaster

What does the speaker believe about the BBC's future?

• It will close down

• It will regain public trust

• It will remain the same

• It will lose more trust

What qualities does the speaker attribute to the people at the BBC?

• Incompetence

• Lack of experience

• Laziness and dishonesty

• Integrity and talent

How does the speaker feel about their new job in relation to the BBC's issues?

• It will be canceled

• It will be postponed

• It will not be affected

• It will be affected