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Old 22-12-2018, 12:52   #7
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Re: The future of TV, broadcasting and media
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Originally Posted by Mad Max View Post
Out the wrong side of bed did we? As OB said, he posted a link to an article, but maybe you missed that....
That's right, Max. I'm not sure where Raider sees contradictions. Perhaps we could help him with that if he could tell us what they were.

Of course, he's not the only one on these forums who likes to discredit predictions such as these without giving any logical explanation for their views. I think they just want things to stay the same - some see safety in that. However, change is going on all the time and it is difficult for me to understand why this just seems to pass some people by.

I think the future for developments in this area is very exciting, and I would have thought that contributors to this forum, who clearly have an interest in media issues, would have been of like mind. Seems that isn't the case.
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