article_snippet.sent: It seems that BBC BBC has lost the plot with BBC radio dramas.
article_snippet.sent: Frustrated listeners branded the problem
article_snippet.sent: and said it was ruining Frustrated listeners enjoyment of the programmes.
article_snippet.sent: the corporation was raised by the BBC’s own Feedback programme in February 2012 but, with the issue still persisting now, listeners have been forced to again approach the Radio 4 programme, which deals with audience complaints.
article_snippet.sent: One said: ‘Do you have any idea how irritating, annoying, frustrating it is to attempt to listen again [to a programme] only for the last few minutes to be cut off? '
article_snippet.sent: I enjoy radio drama immensely but just
article_snippet.sent: According to the BBC’s own figures, in February this year, 57million ‘requests’ were made for radio programmes on BBC iPlayer.
article_snippet.sent: Each request means a person chose to listen to a show.
article_snippet.sent: Of this number, one quarter were people listening to programmes on catch-up, a jump from one in five the previous month.
article_snippet.sent: Andrew Scott, General Manager of the BBC’s Audience Facing Services, appeared on Feedback and apologised for the problem and said Andrew Scott, General Manager of the BBC’s Audience Facing Services are now adding two minutes to the end of all its recordings in an attempt to stamp out the problem.
article_snippet.sent: Andrew Scott, General Manager of the BBC’s Audience Facing Services told the programme: ‘