In a more devolved UK, should London still be in charge of broadcasting?

The BBC Cymru Wales headquarters in Cardiff. meunierd/Shutterstock What we watch on television, hear on the radio and see on our screens is shaped by decisions that are still largely made in Westminster. That includes the rules governing broadcasters, how public service media are funded and regulated and how the UK’s nations and regions are represented. In Wales, there is now a growing argument that those decisions shouldn’t be made without Wales having a much stronger say. Following Plaid…