The BBC is the world's largest media outlet and a British state broadcasting corporation based in London, where its headquarters are located. The management of the BBC is determined through a Royal Charter for every 10-year period. The current charter was issued in 2017 and is implemented until the end of 2026. In the management style of this media organization, necessary authority and despotism are applied, such as live on air, during program recording, and in newsrooms. In newsrooms, autocratic management is more important and useful than consultation-oriented management. William Roger Louis, in the book "The British Empire and the Fall of the Mossadegh Government," points to the role of BBC radio in the 19 August coup. The phrase "This is London, BBC radio, it is now exactly midnight," was the code for the August 19, 1953 coup, which was broadcast precisely at 12 midnight on the 25th of Mordad of that year instead of the usual phrase "It is now midnight London time" by BBC radio, reassuring the Shah's government of British support for the coup. Contrary to what some BBC managers claim, the budget of the BBC World Service is directly provided by the British Foreign Office and inevitably acts in line with government policies. In fact, content analysis, explanation, and evaluation of the programs broadcast by this Persian-language program confirm the proposition that this network, through selection, highlighting, and the intelligent use of psychological operation techniques in news and programs aligned with the desires and objectives of its directors, invisibly injects its agendas into the body of public opinion under the guise of neutrality.