Thread: The future of television
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Old 04-10-2025, 21:09   #1273
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Re: The future of television
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Originally Posted by epsilon View Post
That's not a point OB, you aren't bringing anything new to the discussion just restating your opinion. Here's the thing, the industry isn't going to take an individual opinion into consideration. That's why I stick to the facts and the evidence of what is actually happening. The fact here remains that Freely is developing new infrastructure to allow channels to continue long after the transmitters are turned off.
We are all expressing our opinions, epsilon, and it isn’t a ‘fact’ that our traditional channels will remain in any form after 2035. Sure, you believe that they will, and maybe they will. But you cannot cite that as a ‘fact’. It is your opinion, and nothing wrong with that.

Only time will tell whose opinion is right.
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