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**Chris** · 31-03-2016, 22:10

And again, I make the point, it has taken a century of repeated innovation in the delivery of news and information for our major newspapers to enter "long term" decline, whereas you seem to think that our broadcast TV infrastructure is going to collapse in about a decade, in the face of a technology that does not, and has no roadmap towards, universal availability.

Your arguments simply don't stack up, which is why all you've been able to do throughout this thread is insist "something will turn up".

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Chris Trollsplatter Cable Forum Team Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: North of Watford Services: Humane elimination of all common Internet pests Posts: 36,928	Re: The future for linear TV channels And again, I make the point, it has taken a century of repeated innovation in the delivery of news and information for our major newspapers to enter "long term" decline, whereas you seem to think that our broadcast TV infrastructure is going to collapse in about a decade, in the face of a technology that does not, and has no roadmap towards, universal availability. Your arguments simply don't stack up, which is why all you've been able to do throughout this thread is insist "something will turn up".