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Old 09-01-2024, 20:01   #759
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Re: The future of television
https://rxtvinfo.com/2024/timeline-o...-satellite-tv/

[EXTRACT]

TV is changing: Freeview may now only have ten years left in its current form, with the main free-to-air broadcasters clubbing together to launch a replacement online service.

https://rxtvinfo.com/2024/how-pay-tv...of-big-change/

[EXTRACT]

The UK faces two years of momentous change for pay TV and premium streaming, as three US media giants make decisions that will have big implications for subscribers.

Current Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) deal with Sky covering HBO content will finally cease at the end of next year.

WBD then free to launch full version of Max in the UK, but only has just over 2 1/2 years to take full control of TNT/Eurosport UK joint venture
Paramount and WBD mull a possible tie-up, which could leave Comcast-owned Sky out in the cold.

Linear channels under threat of closure as advertising downturn continues and businesses push streaming.

All in the name of progress.
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