Thread: The future of television
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Old 30-07-2024, 00:10   #939
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Re: The future of television
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Originally Posted by jfman View Post
Defining the point you are attempting to make is entirely relevant.



Ladies and gentlemen the Emperor has no clothes.

For streaming to succeed it requires its competitors to irrationally cede their unique selling point and accessibility on every platform.

It requires competitors to bow before them, redesign their user interfaces.

Who are the average brain dead viewers that streamers so desperately need that are too lazy to navigate with their up and down keys to the content they actually want? Vegetating away on BBC 1 because the Sky remote is beyond their comprehension.

They do not exist, OB. They are a work of fiction you use to sooth yourself that you are right, against all evidence.
It’s your responses that are fiction, jfman. You are on a frolic of your own.

Streamers abandoning their unique selling points? How the hell do you make that out?
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