The BBC is brimming with news about its own management crisis triggered by its own botched inquiry into its (home-grown) in-house pervert. Well, they don't really need to get out of their own premises to fill their broadcasting schedule.
It seems that what Cyril Northcote Parkinson said about the civil or military administration (put enough penpushers in one place and they'll produce so much work for one another that they'll have no time to do anything connected with the real world out there - more or less) could apply to media establishments too.
