Thread: VOD Streaming services news, offers and general chit chat
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Old 04-02-2024, 10:20   #2208
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Re: Streaming services news, offers and general chit chat
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Originally Posted by jfman View Post
Only a matter of time before a regulator steps in and tells these streaming services they have to offer transparency to end users around what they are actually buying and where content is time limited to include that in available data to prospective buyers.
I doubt that. You often have only one opportunity to watch a programme on a TV channel (unless you record it). No-one complains about that.

However, I do think it would be advantageous to viewers if the streamers could flag up the date on which content is scheduled to be withdrawn, as the BBCi-Player does.
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