The programme, a repeat of a show first broadcast in 1997, showed the Brass Eye writer and presenter, Chris Morris, interviewing a girl about child abuse.
The programme can be heard on Radio Jamaica 94 FM (or online at www.radiojamaica.com) on Wednesdays at 8 45 p.m. with a repeat of the programme on Sundays at 11 45 a.m.
The BBC cancelled the planned repeat of the programme, removed it from the iPlayer catch-up service, and apologised to Buckingham Palace.
Perhaps the instant repeat of the programme, reaping the benefits of the furore, makes Channel 4's public-interest defence disingenuous.
One means of promoting repeated exposure and preventing drop-out of a programme is to prompt or remind people of their participation or encourage them to revisit a website to gather new information concerning a topic of interest [ 29].
This underlines the importance of having a good understanding of a programme's likely impacts, and repeating impact evaluations to test if results are replicable.
These days the scheduled first transmission of a programme has been joined by countless extra manifestations – the narrative repeat, the portfolio repeat, the same-night PVR viewing, subsequent nights' PVR viewing and iPlayer, to name only some.
Analysis of open ended answers which accompanied this question emphasised that information requested in the activities was a repeat of their pre-registration programmes, and that completing an ONP did not 'identify if I was a good/safe nurse or not'.
Why do we listen to and watch repeats of comedy programmes?
Repeats of his programmes were still being screened on satellite TV around the world, of which Floyd complained: "I don't get a penny".
