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Old 15-06-2016, 16:52   #978
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Re: The future for linear TV channels
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Originally Posted by Horizon View Post
Re the telegraph article, its just the BBC trying to remain top dog.

There has been laws stipulating that the terrestrial broadcasters should have prominent positions in the EPG, and the BBC are just trying to maintain this status quo in the on demand/boxsets/internet tv world.

My response to the BBC is that if they want prominent positions on home screens such as SkyQ, then perhaps they should start making some decent dramas like Game of Thrones.

It will not be a particular broadcaster that has prominent positions on home screens, but popular programming.


Totally agree with that, well said.
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