bluethrunthru
Well-Known Member
Doesn't matter how many people watch it. I don't watch it, yet I am forced to pay for it. And Netflix etc has programmes that interest me. The only TV I've watched on the BBC in the last 5 years was Line of Duty on iplayer. So I don't 'clearly enjoy' it. You just made a baseless assumption
And you clearly don't know much on BBC's reporting in Scotland. The Ofcom complaint numbers and protests as a result of the bias are something you are obviously unfamiliar with. Thats not opinion, that is fact. Do a bit of research on the matter.
So yes, get rid of it. Daylight robbery that people have to pay for such a service.
I have posted on this thread the attachment showing BARB figures for most popular channels - those are facts not assumptions.
The funding it does to Britbox and the like would be cut as revenues fell. Support from the BBC would like as not be unsustainable. Its also a fact that ad revenue is falling - I did research it - look at recent statements from ITV and C4 - ITV profits are decimated - you won't increase the amount of advertising nor the amount they can charge for it by simply creating more space to show it - the damage would be across the board.
From what you say is you don't want to pay. If you have only watched one show in 5 years get rid of your TV and don't pay for a license at all - doesn't look like you will miss it.