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Old 02-03-2016, 17:10   #638
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Re: The future for linear TV channels
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Originally Posted by Chris View Post
Here we go again ... precisely.

You have extreme difficulty when it comes to weighing evidence. Your post is laden with ifs, suspicions and beliefs but you show no understanding of how broadcast regulations work, how legal precedent works or even how government and parliament works, especially in relation to the above.

Your beliefs are your own, and you're welcome and entitled to them. But in terms of taking this discussion forwards ... well, you simply aren't.
But Chris, you are failing totally to acknowledge that things can change. Legal precedents do not apply to matters that have been changed by legislation.

The Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport has stated that he thinks the BBC should be at least partially funded by subscriptions. You can't just pass this off as one of a small number of MPs who favours such a move.

I don't believe that anyone who refuses to believe that change can happen is exactly engaging in a discussion, Chris!
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