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Originally Posted by Hugh
You appear to be confusing "obsessing" with "I’m pointing out you are stating an opinion as fact"… 
Some information in that linked is contradicted by events that happened after it was published - such as
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Satellite operator SES has also previously confirmed that Sky has secured carriage on its satellites until the “end of 2028”.
Which comes from a linked article which was published in 2022.
Previously, you pointed out that the contract was extended to 2030, and I pointed out that SES was launching two more satellites next year.
You are the one obsessing with a "streaming only" future by 2035 - nearly every one else thinks it will be a hybrid model. |
I acknowledge the two additional satellites and Sky’s contract with SES. By the way, I also accept that the 2029 date was extendable, but the article makes clear that this will be only a time limited extension that is unlikely to be extended further.
The article I attached also explains that Sky will not want to be continuing to pay for expensive transponder space when they have Sky Stream available. Sky has stopped promoting Sky Q already, concentrating on their Stream and Glass alternatives.
If you want to fantasise that nothing will change, that’s fine, Hugh. I’ll leave you to comfort yourself with that thought.