Fast Forward September 30, 2008

One of the most influential figures in broadcasting presents a startling vision of the future in which existing arts institutions and museums are key beneficiaries of a shake-up of the established broadcast players.

'We've all been facing in the wrong direction and obsessing with the institutions of the old world. Let's turn around, face the new world and start to imagine the possibilities.' Peter Bazalgette, one of the most influential figures in broadcasting, presents a startling vision of the future of public service content, in which existing arts institutions and museums are key beneficiaries of a shake-up of the established broadcast players. But should our cultural institutions become broadcasters? He is joined in debate by an illustrious panel, chaired by Peter Jenkinson OBE.

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