TVP funding and existence

Recently in Poland, there is a discussion about our "public" TV (TVP) funding. There are people for and against the "licence fee" ("abonament"), but the BBC is always brought as an example of good (if not the best) public television. Having experienced how politicians treat the TV, and how it handles it's "mission", I don't believe it is possible to achieve BBC quality in Polish TV.
Therefore a little crazy idea came to my mind, which basically boils down to having our TV to broadcast BBC signal with (optional) translation. It certainly would be cheaper, we would have the quality of BBC programs (monty python, little britain, nature and documentary, etc.). Moreover, we will learn something more about the world, avoiding "country lock-in" and being so "polish-centric" as we are now. Local news, are after all better handled for quite a while already, as well as domestic popular productions.

More seriously, I am all for the idea of having the commercial TVs to be granted funds for specific projects, and this could also include common TV-Cinema productions. Documentaries might be also subsidized, but as Jacek Hugo-Bader's series in Polsat (IIRC) on Russia proves, it can be done with private funding as well. I think such an approach would be cheaper, and more competition would be in place.

My First StartUp

Unfortunately I'm not setting up a company. Not yet :). I'm just setting up a blog, so I can see how it is to own one.
The idea is, as with all blogs probably, to allow humanity to take advantage of my profound wisdom ;).
More seriously, I'm curious how long I will be able to commit to something and practice my English a bit. A little "about me" will be perhaps around shortly, so I won't ellaborate on that.

As one area of my interests is investing, I want to share a link to an explanation of recent market turbulences in US mortgage market. But this video is fun, so don't be scared :).