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Originally Posted by OLD BOY
I agree, but the government has a programme for internet access to be delivered throughout the country. I do not see any big change before that is completed.
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So, already, about 50% are using VOD. That is very encoraging - I thought it would be lower than that as this stage.
Yes, access to the internet must be vastly improved before any transmitter signals are ceased. We are probably a decade away from that situation, but it could come quicker if the internet companies pull their fingers out.
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You are missing the point, it doesn't matter that broadband speeds are to be increased across the country - if you cannot afford what is currently on offer how are you going to afford a higher speed which will come at a higher cost?
This is not going to change in the next 20-30 years unless broadband is treated as a right similar to water. Or are you expecting super fast broadband to be free to all?
I said at least 50% pensioners are only using linear TV - as I didn't want to put a figure on it and have the likes of you dispute it.
Doesn't equate to 50% using VOD which you are surprised at by your own admission. Please don't twist my words to suit your argument.