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Old 28-12-2014, 15:31   #248
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Re: TV licence non payment could be made a civil offence

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Originally Posted by Maggy J View Post
Paying the BBC for a no adverts service suits me just fine and that way I get more programmes unlike commercial rich channels where the average programmes are around 45 minutes if the ads
were removed.
And more repeats. I think I read somewhere that the BBC over this years festive period will show a record number of repeats. Some are welcome of course and I don`t object to them to be honest. As for BBC programs being longer due to no adverts,well for me many many programs on the BBC are simply `padded` out. One more thing, the constant trailers for programs coming up are just as annoying as adverts for me,more so as BBC don`t get paid to show them.
Another thought often occurs to me,why can`t the BBC tv channels become subscription channels paid for through your Virgin or Sky subscriptin? It could be a stand alone subsription or as part of a bundle? This would of course terrify the BBC I think as how many would bother to subscrbe? Perhaps someone cleverer than me could do a poll on here?
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