Thread: The future of television
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Old 01-09-2022, 19:26   #578
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Re: The future of television
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Originally Posted by jfman View Post
Managed to pick up a Peacock Plus subscription in the US to see this brave new future. 48 linear channels (not including regional variations) and adverts in the streaming content.
So what? We are in a transitional phase.

I really don’t see what you are trying to prove about how things may look in 2035, which is still 13 years away.

A lot can happen in 13 years. 13 years ago, Netflix was a mere fledgling streamer. Look at us now!

There’s no point in continuing to argue about this. We’ll all see soon enough who is right and who is wrong. I’ve said what I think will happen and you’ve said what you think. That’s fine. Let’s see what happens.
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