Thread: The future of television
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Old 01-01-2023, 21:06   #660
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Re: The future of television
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Originally Posted by Hugh View Post
So you believe there won’t be a place for scheduled programming, except for the scheduled programming you want to exclude from the discussion?
There will be a place for the existing non-FAST TV channels in the future, just as there will for the FAST channels, of course there will. Nobody’s going to stop it from happening. I simply believe that as on demand viewing becomes prevalent, the broadcasters will choose not to take that route.

I know you and some others who have contributed to this thread disagree, but that is their right. I’m just expressing my opinion, nothing more. I have heard you, and you have heard me. We can all make up our own minds.
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