Thread: General ITV threaten to blackout on Virgin
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Old 06-09-2017, 08:50   #60
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Re: ITV threaten to blackout on Virgin
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Originally Posted by TheDaddy View Post
And we'll still have to pay for a poxy tv licence

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Forget it, why would you bother remembering it
I'm afraid there are too many diehard politicians wedded to their traditional ways of doing things for anything to change on that front for the time being, although I'm still hoping this will change the next time the licence is up for review. The sooner the BBC is obliged to go to subscriptions so that people can choose whether or not that want to view and listen to BBC programmes, the better.

As for ITV Encore, it's only good for 'The Americans' in our house!
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