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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter
It's publically owned, but is in a perilous financial situation.
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I'm sure they won't close Channel 4 itself, but there was no mention of cable TV in the speculation by people in the industry. If Channel 4 continues to broadcast as is, Virgjn are obligated to continue carrying it at neutral cost.
If Channel 4 decides to cut costs by going streaming only, I don't believe that Virgin has an obligation to carry it and if they do they would be able to charge them for it.
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how are channel 4, who get better ratings than channel 5, in a worse position than channel 5 financially?