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Old 26-12-2019, 21:58   #1225
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Re: Linear is old tech - on demand is the future

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY View Post
This shows just how serious the loss of content available to our conventional TV stations will be. And this article merely concentrates on Disney. Think about how the TV channels will fill their schedules if most studios pull content in this way.
Put it another way how much is Sky spending annually on third party content ?

It's strategy is clearly to develop more and more of its own content hence the recent studio announcement and with the money saved and Comcast's money behind it I'd expect it to go down that route should it not renew third party deals.
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