Thread: TV Licence “Unenforceable”?
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Old 29-04-2025, 10:02   #63
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Re: TV Licence “Unenforceable”?
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Originally Posted by Mr K View Post
News, weather, local radio are essential in times of emergency. Commercial channels won't provide anything that doesnt make a profit. They also won't make any high quality niche programmes, or take risks with new content, for the same reason.

100s channels of the same repeated crap, or a few channels of quality programming no one else will do. Be careful what you wish for.
You’re not listening. Such broadcasts can be paid for out of taxation. That is a good example of a public sector broadcast. This can be achieved on any of our five main channels (and their associated streamers) to continue to qualify for their privileged placement on EPGs and TV app menus.
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