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Old 08-04-2016, 22:29   #855
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TV entrepreneur backs Old Boy
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Iuzzolino only has time to watch three or four hours of television a day now – and he’s adamant that terrestrial TV is ageing and soon to disappear altogether, aside from live sport or events. “Do you really want to wait 10 weeks to find out what’s going on? If The Night Manager was put up online entirely today, people would consume it all – and it would still be a national conversation.”
[Walter Iuzzolino's company operates as Channel 4’s foreign acquisition service, buying shows ranging from vampire saga Heartless to Deutschland 83. Before then, he commissioned edgy shows like the The Undateables and Embarrassing Bodies.]
http://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-ra...deutschland-83
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