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Old 26-04-2021, 22:55   #170
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Re: The future of television

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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter View Post
We have already seen this happen with some of the +1 channels.

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PSB's can and have ceased trading and gone off air.
See this is a straw man.

Nobody here is claiming TV isn’t in a process of evolution. All we are saying is - as with the private car in Old Boy’s analogy - trends and growth in competitive markets rarely hit 100% and where they do rarely in such a narrow timeframe.

OB incorrectly charts an accelerated growth of streaming and ignores that on demand cable services that existed long before. BBC iPlayer launched in 2007. Yet still, 11 million people sat down and watched BBC One last night. Maybe another 4 or so will catch up on demand.

Rational consumers in the marketplace. Many with streaming services. The vast majority with internet. Sat down and went to the top of their EPGs in prime time.

11 million people aren’t Neanderthals. Or if they are there’s a lot of dying out to go.
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