The BBC is considering a major outsourcing drive that could endanger thousands of jobs as it seeks to cut costs.
The outsourcing plan may involve offshoring jobs currently based in the UK to US tech giants, potentially impacting the BBC's control over its platforms.
There are concerns over potential job losses at BBC hubs across the UK and worries that the move could hinder the corporation's ability to innovate and make long-term savings.
While BBC director general Tim Davie hinted at possible partnerships with big-tech companies, the plans have already faced criticism for running counter to the BBC's public service role and growth agenda.