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**Chris** · 01-04-2016, 19:16

And, as has also been repeatedly pointed out to you over the last 12 months, the way in which it is delivered is not relevant. Sometimes I watch BBC1 in the kitchen via a tablet. Just because the channel is being delivered over IP doesn't mean it isn't linear broadcast TV.

Or are you subtly shifting your position in the face of evidence after all?

(No, by the way, I'm not saying all TV will be Internet-delivered in 10 years. We will have neither the bandwidth nor the power necessary in that time frame).

01-04-2016, 19:16	#791
Chris Trollsplatter Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: North of Watford Services: Humane elimination of all common Internet pests Posts: 38,133	Re: The future for linear TV channels And, as has also been repeatedly pointed out to you over the last 12 months, the way in which it is delivered is not relevant. Sometimes I watch BBC1 in the kitchen via a tablet. Just because the channel is being delivered over IP doesn't mean it isn't linear broadcast TV. Or are you subtly shifting your position in the face of evidence after all? (No, by the way, I'm not saying all TV will be Internet-delivered in 10 years. We will have neither the bandwidth nor the power necessary in that time frame).