Talk:Albert Sustainable Production Certification

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Albert vs Albert+ ?[edit]

I see that wearealbert.com talks about "Albert Sustainable Production Certification" whilst The Production Guild and the BBC talk about "Albert+ Sustainable Production Certification" (https://productionguild.com/members-hub/member-resources/sustainability/albert-sustainable-production/) and BBC programmes carry the Albert+ Sustainable Production logo. Are the two identical or has the BBC continued to develop its concept of sustainable production beyond what WeAreAlbert and BAFTA promote? If the two are identical, which is the preferred term? Please could a paragraph be added to the article to clarify?

Md84419 (talk) 16:47, 25 April 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Why is it called Albert?[edit]

My guess is it's an acronym, but I can't see anything in the article or in the linked sources about the reason for calling this project "albert" Does anyone know the origin of the name? 95.150.59.152 (talk) 20:23, 17 April 2022 (UTC)[reply]