Thread: VOD The future for linear TV channels
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Old 15-02-2016, 09:18   #581
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Re: The future for linear TV channels
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Originally Posted by heero_yuy View Post
Likewise. I do listen to R4 quite often but if they pull the FM plug that'll go as well.
I would still subscribe to the BBC as I use it a lot, but I know there are those who resent having to pay the licence fee as they don't watch or listen to their services.

By moving to a subscription model it would also encourage financial discipline at the BBC, which must be a good thing.

I would not be averse to commercials to supplement the subscription provided that these were shown between, and not during programmes. I wouldn't watch them myself, of course...
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