Thread: VOD The future for linear TV channels
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Old 28-03-2016, 19:38   #749
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Re: The future for linear TV channels
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Originally Posted by Chris View Post
You're missing the point.

Newspapers - cinema - radio - TV - Internet.

All of these deliver news and entertainment. All of them have had their product offering modified by later, competing innovations (news and documentaries are very rare in cinema now). However none of them has vanished. They have adapted and survived.
Newspapers are not a good example, Chris. The sale of printed newspapers are declining badly and won't be around in years to come. They will be available only on the Internet in time, just as broadcast channels will survive only on the Internet players before long.
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