Thread: VOD The future for linear TV channels
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Old 17-04-2015, 17:19   #238
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Re: The future for linear TV channels
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Originally Posted by Stuart View Post
That's the one true thing you've said. The continuing success of ANY TV platform is dependent on how many people watch it.
And that was the whole point of this thread!

When I watch my grandkids confidently finding their entertainment with a remote and the TIVO, it's awesome. They don't have the patience to select linear channels and wait for what they want to see.

In 20 years time, the 9 and 4 year olds will be 29 and 24, and there's a generation before them who are already hooked to the new ways of watching TV. And they will be in their late fifties!

That's why I cannot see the linear channels being profitable in the years to come.
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