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Old 09-04-2016, 13:21   #862
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Re: The future for linear TV channels
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Originally Posted by Chris View Post
So in other words, you think he's wrong because you disagree with him, and as for the other guy, you agree with him because you think he's right.

Which would make some sort of sense if it weren't for the fact that you said you agree with Iuzzolino because he's an insider.

Point is, so is Callander.

You're not very convincing.

Oh, and it's also worth pointing out that the post I quoted is one of the ones where you predicted everything would be so different in 10 (now 9) years...
What I was doing, Chris, was pointing out that you can't just say something isn't going to happen without an explanation when someone in the industry says it will.

The arguments about technology issues preventing streaming from dominating TV are good arguments from you which I accept need to be overcome.

But this constant nitpicking and character assassination don' t do you much credit, I am afraid. These are the ploys people use when they are losing an argument.

Please, let's just concentrate on the subject at hand.
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