BBC plans to set up a radio studio that will broadcast without internet for 3 days in an emergency
Original headlineBBC, acil durumda 3 gün internetsiz yayın yapacak radyo stüdyosu kurmayı planlıyor
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The BBC plans to build an emergency radio studio staffed by 100 personnel that can broadcast for at least three days without internet access, as the UK government and the public broadcaster brace for widespread power outages caused by cyberattacks or severe weather. The facility is designed to keep essential news and information flowing even if digital infrastructure fails. The move underscores growing concern among UK authorities about the resilience of critical communications systems. What to watch next: the studio's construction timeline and budget, and whether other public broadcasters adopt similar backup measures.
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