Thread: The future of television
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Old 08-03-2021, 20:22   #91
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Re: The future of television
Public service broadcasting may well be "under review".

That doesn't mean it will cease to exist. The discussion centres around how and where it's provisioned. Nobody is proposing to remove it from the millions of homes that can't get (or don't want) an expensive fibre broadband package.
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