Thread: The future of television
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Old 13-06-2021, 15:59   #290
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Re: The future of television
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Originally Posted by epsilon View Post
Why the obsession with pay channels disappearing?

It's as if you are in a race and see only that as the finish line. But to get there everyone has to be running towards the same finish line. Some people may be running alongside you but you will also find people running in the opposite direction, maybe they tried streaming services and weren't happy with the experience. Others will be on the sidelines, enjoying a mixed diet of streamed and scheduled content. Yet more will be anchored to the spot, as determined to stay with scheduled pay-TV as you are to see it end.
I’m not ‘obsessed’ with it, but if we have access to all the main streamers through our boxes, why would we pay for the same content on pay tv channels?

If we had both, it would be far too expensive for most, and pointless, what is more.
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