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Originally Posted by jfman
Set out in 2015, delayed by a decade. We are literally no closer to your vision today than we were then by that metric. Despite 10 years of “progress”.
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Oh, come off it! The streamers are proliferating everywhere and the pace of change is increasing all the time.
Yes, if it pleases you, you can ignore the fact that there’s no agreement to continue broadcasting from transmitters after 2024 while ignoring all the preparations the broadcasters are making for a digital future; you can ignore the fact that Sky is planning to cease the availability of its Sky Q boxes soon and has no transponder space booked after 2024; you can ignore the fact that the audience grouping loved by advertisers is watching less and less conventional TV Channels; that those TV channels are encouraging people to go online rather than scheduled TV by making more of their originals available online before they appear on the main channels…….
And you can just carry on with your ‘la la la’ antics and complain that anyone who believes as you do must be off their rockers.
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1
This is where I think you're in danger of becoming your own worst enemy, Old Boy, by criticising Chris and not addressing the point he's making.
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Chris is perpetuating the lie that I said linear channels would be gone by 2025. I said 2035, and both you and he know that.
2025 was the date I envisaged that most properties would be connected to broadband, although I was basing that on the government’s plans at the time.