Thread: The future of television
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Old 01-07-2022, 13:25   #567
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Re: The future of television
Another nail in the coffin for broadcast TV.

https://deadline.com/2022/06/british...ew-1235055208/

[EXTRACT]

British television viewers already complain loud and heartily about the amount of adverts on the box (notwithstanding it is the ads that pay for the content they’re enjoying).

Now they could face longer and more frequent ad breaks following a review of broadcasting rules by the regulator Ofcom, as part of a report on the PSB licences of the UK’s two ad-funded channels.
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