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It would be nice to get Sky Atlantic sooner rather than later, although I thought it may not be until the spring of 2019. I shall be glad to be proved wrong on that. As for the channel being in SD only - what a bunch of prats Sky are! ---------- Post added at 13:46 ---------- Previous post was at 13:42 ---------- Quote:
It is right that there should always be repeats that people can watch, but that is all we had! Over all those channels, I expect better. |
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Is Freesports expected to launch sometime in 2018?
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If the new Virgin news, sport and childrens channels do start, I wonder what they will call their children's channel? |
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The broadcasters are indeed lazy. To be honest, I find that the main FREE terrestrial channels (BBC, ITV and Channel 4) have a better choice of programmes than any of the non-premium PAY TV channels. That is scandalous and it really makes me mad. The only reason I continue to subscribe is because of the one or two good dramas that they spread thinly across the channels, but when I think of the money I could save by not having them... :fit: I will give it another couple of years, I think, before I jump ship. |
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As of right now the only thing that been confirmed is TV3, e3 and be3 will be rebrand under the Virgin name in 2018. That is why we have given it the working names of Virgin A, Virgin B and Virgin C right now. http://mediaboyblog.blogspot.co.uk/2...v-ireland.html |
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So all the customers in the UK are interested in the Irish rebrand......:rolleyes:
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It's the lack of good quality, original material during the peak viewing time of the year that is the issue here. In the good old days, the season of good programmes started in September and lasted until about May or June before the summer season of repeats took over. The Christmas period was laden with really good programmes and we used to look forward to the double Christmas edition of the TV magazines. Nowadays, the whole year has become rather bland, with just the odd good programme coming through here and there. It's not good enough, and if the broadcasters don't get their act together pretty soon, they will pay with a steadily declining audience. Unfortunately, that is precisely what I think will happen. In my circles, I have friends who are still reliant on the broadcast channels and they have been very vocal this year and noticeably over the Christmas holidays that there is nothing for them to watch on TV. It is only a matter of time now before all but the most complacent diehards who will watch anything start looking for another alternative. That is when the streaming services will really take off and the financial viability of our pay tv and traditional channels will be at crisis point as they grapple will a huge loss in audience share. ---------- Post added at 08:01 ---------- Previous post was at 07:57 ---------- Quote:
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I've found plenty of new content to watch across the channels in December.
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But these programmes are few and far between, scattered amongst hundreds of channels, whereas there used to be an abundance of good programmes on the BBC alone. |
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