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Old 18-07-2018, 16:22   #4432
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Re: Netflix/Streaming Services

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Originally Posted by muppetman11 View Post
You keep saying this streaming is already done for live events , the BBC do it with IPlayer , VM do it on their TV Anywhere product , Sky do it with Sky Go , BT do it with their BT Sport app , NFL do it with NFL Game Pass the list goes on.

Channels and the TV guide will be around for many many years people certainly want On Demand but Sport , Live Events and News will certainly continue on channel as well Entertainment although I accept with fewer channels
If you mean for the next decade or so, you have no argument with me. But the longer term future does not bode well for the 'TV guide' if you will, and as far as I can tell from your comments, you have no actual basis for saying that they will still keep going for years and years after that.

The trends are already there for all to see and the BBC have come to terms with that already and are planning for this eventuality.

It's simple economics that as less advertising money comes in due to falling audiences, services will decline. In two or three years, I would say, pay tv channels will start closing down. It's all right at the moment, and they are coping, but it won't last.
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