Thread: The future of television
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Old 27-05-2025, 23:45   #1236
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Re: The future of television
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Originally Posted by Chris View Post
And you’re not grasping that just because broadcasters lobby for an outcome that suits them, it does not follow that they will get what they want. They are only one part of the equation, and moreover they are providing a service, and a service must align with the needs of service users.
I am grasping that, Chris, but which part of that equation will persuade broadcasters not to pursue their preferred strategy? In my view, only the government can do that.
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