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The different forms of television and radio broadcasting explicitly influence the way we receive information but are also part of our democracies. Whether it is the freezing of the BBC licence fee by the Johnson government creating a shortfall of around £2 billion, or the promises to eliminate the audiovisual licence fee by certain presidential candidates in France.