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Old 02-03-2015, 16:20   #172
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Re: The future for linear TV channels

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Originally Posted by Horizon View Post
We can all pick and choose a particular day or schedule to advance our arguments. But I don't think what anyone could argue against is that across the main broadcast channels (as talk specifically on the BBC has been prohibited) the schedules are dominated by soaps, chefs, antiques, following the police/ambulance/council workers etc which are all reality type shows, quizes, house buying/makeover and many other kinds of reality shows.
One simple answer, its cheap TV, there isn't the money from advertisers to fill the schedule with high quality programming 24/7. Think of the big advertisers that have gone. If you want quality TV programmes then the funding has to come from elsewhere, the cash cow of advertisers has had its day, they are too thinly spread over multiple channels
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