Thread: The future of television
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Old 14-01-2024, 21:17   #770
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Re: The future of television
The thing OB persistently misses is that none of us are somehow ideologically in favour of linear television - we simply recognise the advantages of it.

Sitting on streaming apps for example switching between live Champions League games, or overseas apps live Premiership games, it's nowhere near as convenient as broadcast content on a set top box with EPG numbers. That's just within the same platform. Heaven forbid you want to check the score on a Sky football league game while watching the TNT game on their app.
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