Thread: The future of television
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Old 30-07-2024, 17:59   #941
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Re: The future of television
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Originally Posted by jfman View Post
I didn't say streamers I said competitors. Once again you fail to comprehend that streamers are one part of the TV market as a whole.

Your "vision" above requires literally everyone else to redesign their interfaces and platforms to accommodate streaming services above linear. Why would they do that?

The average viewer doesn't want to switch on their television and immediately be bombarded with repetitive lists of content they don't subscribe to.
I do not ‘fail to comprehend’ anything. You make too many assumptions and now you are throwing your toys out of the pram.

No redesign of interfaces is necessary. You just click on the streamer of your choice, just as you click on a TV channel. Ever heard of Roku?
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