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Old 24-02-2020, 11:27   #7289
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Re: Netflix/Streaming Services
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Originally Posted by denphone View Post
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Disney+ as good as it is does not give one the breath of content that the BBC does and never will do in a month of Sunday's.
True, because it has a specific focus. That doesn't excuse the BBC, who provide a biased news focus, negative and sensationalist documentaries and too many schedule-fillers like 'Homes Under the Hammer' which could just as easily appear on commercial channels.

Not only that, we have to pay through the nose for all of this whether we want to use it or not.

Fortunately, the government have reacted to the public anger and the election coverage and will now look at ways to rid us of the licence fee so we only pay if we use it. Good. That will at least make them more accountable to their viewers.
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