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Interacting with our Audiences

• Introduction
• Interactivity editorial principles
• Phone-in programmes
• Telephone services
• Event information lines
• Mobile devices
• Competitions
• Prizes
• Jointly run competitions
• BBC publications
• Interactive TV services
• Voting
• Games
• User generated content online

Introduction

Interactivity allows our audiences to engage with us in many different ways, from choosing which game to watch at Wimbledon and voting for a Personality of the Year, to taking part in our competitions and contributing to radio phone-ins.

Interactivity provides choice and gives opportunities to be heard and to create content. We aim to offer it to everyone by using our different platforms in different ways, but we will not exclude viewers and listeners who do not choose to interact.

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