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Re: Linear is old tech - on demand is the future
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY
I did provide a link at the time. About 18 months ago, if I remember correctly.
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And it was refuted at the time...
From the Netflix/Streaming Services thread, 31/12/2019, 14:43 & 17:46
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY
The BBC is planning for that eventuality - I mentioned this and provided my source some months ago. But of course, that doesn't suit your argument, so you ignore it. So, dream on, jfman, dream on.
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Originally Posted by Hugh
Good friend of mine (known him since ‘94, worked with him twice in that time period) is a Network Technical Architect with the BBC (deeply involved in planning for the medium and long-term future for the BBC networks and transmission capabilities) disagrees with you...
He is currently involved (a small part if his job) in replacing 128Kb ISDN links (used for the Outside Broadcasting voice links) from football stadiums with 5G links - the ISDN links have been in place since the early 80s. The BBC sweats its assets, and doesn’t replace stuff because something "shiny" comes on stream.
The BBC put an options paper together, one of those options was no DTT, but that was in the "very unlikely" category...
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