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Iomairt BBC ALBA fhaighinn air Freeview10mh Faoilleach 2010 Thuirt Dòmhnall MacNèill, a tha air ùr gabhail tharais dreuchd mar Ceannard Chomunn na Gàidhlig, “Thathas a tomhais gu bheil mu 200,000 neach a’ coimhead BBC ALBA, a chaidh a chruthachadh do luchd-labhairt na Gàidhlig, iadsan a tha ag ionnsachadh a’ chànain, iadsan ‘s dòcha a bhiodh airson ionnsachadh agus iadsan aig a bheil ùidh sa chànain agus an dualchas, gach seachdain. Tha an t-sianal air a bhith air leth soirbheachail ach ‘s e briseadh dùil a tha ann do mhòran nach eil an t-Sianal ri fhaotainn don mhòr chuid de dh’Albannaich aig a bheil ùidh sa chànan, seach nach eil e ri fhaotainn air Freeview. ‘S e briseadh dùil a tha ann cuideachd do na daoine a bha a’ strì airson Sianal Telebhisean Gàidhlig a steidheachadh thar iomadach bliadhna. Feumar cuimhneachadh gu bheil a’ Ghàidhlig mar phàirt de dhualchas na h-Alba air fad, chan ann a-mhàin na sgìrean Gàidhealach, agus tha sinn airson gun cuir a h-uile Albannach le ùidh sa chànan fios gu Urras a’ BhBC ag iarraidh an t-Sianal a chuir air Freeview. Tha na prògraman gu ruige seo air a bhith aig àrd ìre agus tha sinn a’ moladh MG ALBA, am BBC agus luchd-cruthachaidh nam prògraman airson seo. Tha seo, ged tha, dìreach a cuir ris am briseadh dùil againn nach eil an t-sianal ri fhaotainn dhan h-uile duine.” Anns an litir aca gu Urras a’ BhBC, tha CnaG air iarraidh gum bith BBC ALBA ri fhaotainn air Freeview agus gum faigh an t-sianal maoineachadh iomchaidh gus a leudachadh. Tha CnaG cuideadh ag iarraidh air Urras a’ BhBC an cothrom a thoirt do luchd-amharc na fo-thiotalan air an sgrion a chuir dheth. Thuirt Mgr MacNèill, “Tha CnaG a’ tuigsinn a bhuannachd a thaobh luchd-ionnsachaidh a tha fo-thiotalan a toirt seachad. Tha sinn a’ faireachdainn, ged-tha, gu bheil iad a-toirt aire luchd-amharc air falbh bhon phrògram agus tha sinn ag iarraidh air an Urras roghainn a thoirt don luchd-amharc na fo-thiotalan a bhith air no dheth.” |
Initiative to get BBC ALBA on Freeview10th January 2010 Donald MacNeill, who has recently taken up post as Chief Executive of Comunn na Gàidhlig said, “BBC ALBA, which was established to serve Gaelic speakers, those learning the language, those that might wish to learn, and those interested in the language and culture has been a fantastic success and enjoyed by all viewers, currently estimated at 200,000 per week. The real downside to this is that the Channel is unavailable to the majority of Scots with an interest in the Gaelic language, because it is unavailable on Freeview. This is a real kick in the teeth to the many, many people who have fought for years for a Gaelic television channel to be established. We must remember that Gaelic is part of the heritage of all of Scotland, and not only the areas considered to be the traditional Gaelic heartlands, and we urge all Scots with an interest in the Gaelic language to make representations to the BBC Trust demanding that the Gaelic channel is made available on Freeview. The quality of the programmes shown to date is of the highest standard and we congratulate MG ALBA, BBC and the programme producers for this. But, this only exacerbates our frustrations that the channel is not available to all.” In its written submission to the BBC Trust, CnaG has demanded that BBC ALBA is made available on Freeview and is given appropriate funding to enable the channel to be extended. CnaG also urges the BBC Trust to make on-screen subtitles optional. Mr MacNeill continued, “CnaG appreciates the positive benefits of subtitles to learners of the language and we applaud BBC ALBA for providing this service. However, the subtitles can be a real distraction to other viewers, and we ask the Trust to give viewers the option as to whether or not they are on-screen.” |
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