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Old 26-06-2023, 18:48   #701
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Re: The future of television

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Originally Posted by Chris View Post
A further aspect of this licence streamlining process is Ofcom’s proposal to automatically extend licences for the 34 hyper-local TV channels currently serving cities across the UK. At present these licences will expire in 2025. Ofcom recognises they may need more time to become commercially viable and so … guess what … is proposing a simplified renewal process, that gives them more time to succeed, with a new licence lasting until 2034.
Even if you extended them until 2099 I don't reckon they would be commercially viable.

"Hyper local my arse" as Jim Royle would say!
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