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Former Google Executive Appointed as BBC Director General

institutional · 2026-03-23

Matt Brittin, a former Google executive, has been appointed as the new Director General of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC). He succeeds Tim Davie, who resigned following a controversy. The appointment marks a significant leadership change at the UK's public service broadcaster, bringing in someone with extensive technology industry experience.

Key facts

  • Matt Brittin appointed as BBC Director General
  • Former Google executive takes leadership role
  • Succeeds Tim Davie who resigned after controversy
  • Appointment occurred in March 2026
  • Significant leadership change at UK public broadcaster

Entities

Institutions

  • BBC
  • Google
  • Guardian Media Group
  • Reach
  • Royal Television Society

Locations

  • United Kingdom
  • Great Britain
  • Europe
  • Middle East
  • Africa
  • United States

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