Thread: The future of television
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Old 14-12-2022, 13:36   #589
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Re: The future of television
https://www.pocket-lint.com/tv/news/...al-tv-channels

I’m gobsmacked. And they said it could never happen!

[EXTRACT]

The BBC's director-general has revealed that the corporation is planning for a future without its terrestrial TV channels.

Tim Davie told the Royal Television Society that the Beeb could move towards an internet-only model within the next decade.

That means the likes of BBC One, Two, Three and Four will no longer be available on Freeview or other digital TV platforms. In fact, the existing channels could be united under just one brand - The BBC.
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