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jfman · 15-06-2021, 18:35

OB you’ve messed up the quotes again.

If one or two linear channels remain you will be absolutely wrong.

If your initial position had been that there will be far fewer linear channels many, many more people (possibly even myself) would have agreed with you.

A world where the BBC maintains a linear channel for universal service, ITV as a promo for their streaming service, and a small number of channels for Sky or anyone else to showcase their content for a streaming service and a “main event” type sports service isn’t entirely beyond the realms of possibility. When I’ve made these comments before you’ve dismissed them.

15-06-2021, 18:35	#329
jfman Architect of Ideas Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 11,146	Re: The future of television OB you’ve messed up the quotes again. If one or two linear channels remain you will be absolutely wrong. If your initial position had been that there will be far fewer linear channels many, many more people (possibly even myself) would have agreed with you. A world where the BBC maintains a linear channel for universal service, ITV as a promo for their streaming service, and a small number of channels for Sky or anyone else to showcase their content for a streaming service and a “main event” type sports service isn’t entirely beyond the realms of possibility. When I’ve made these comments before you’ve dismissed them.