Thread: The future of television
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Old 19-03-2025, 18:43   #1091
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Re: The future of television
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Originally Posted by Chris View Post
What, you mean the report where Ofcom states it is making an ‘early’ assessment of the market (i.e. not making conclusions or asking for certain actions), and proposes that 2 of the 3 possible ways forward include keeping terrestrial broadcast? That one?

Yes. In fact, I read it long before the last time it came up in this thread, which must have been some time ago now because the document is almost a year old.
So you read:

‘ …There is no way around the fact that the proliferation of TV distribution methods ….will put more and more pressure onto PSBs…..The tipping point will come for DSat and eventually DTT at which the costs of distribution outweigh the benefits.’

Still. as usual, you think you know better. Not much I can do about that.
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