No, I can't say I watch Countryfile either, but the point is I don't mind putting a couple of quid in so those voices are represented, and while I don't watch CBBC now I did when I was growing up. We get the best American TV, a lot of it on the BBC, but 90% of it is disposable shite.I don't watch or listen to any of those and American TV series piss all over BBC ones currently.
The future is very much piracy and people sharing devices and network suppliers.
If it is expect a future of shit lowest common denominator programmes ,because it will be impoosible to make the money to produce good quality programmes that appeal to smaller audiences.The future is very much piracy and people sharing devices and network suppliers.
Most of it is on netflix and amazon tbf. Whatever way you frame it you are asking people to cough up for something they might not want. If I like netflix should you pay part of my subscription.No, I can't say I watch Countryfile either, but the point is I don't mind putting a couple of quid in so those voices are represented, and while I don't watch CBBC now I did when I was growing up. We get the best American TV, a lot of it on the BBC, but 90% of it is disposable shite.
Amazon bt and netflix must know it happens. Remember they have subscribers all over the world. 2 families sharing is probably worked into the price I'm guessing.If it is expect a future of shit lowest common denominator programmes ,because it will be impoosible to make the money to produce good quality programmes that appeal to smaller audiences.
My Grandson has just got into spiderman but sky don't have them on now as marvel went to Disney. All on Disney plus I guess. Its never ending.
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You could argue we pay for itv channel 4 and 5(who the fuck watches channel 5?) Through advertising costs on products.
Apart from city I'm not arsed about other football and sky have fuck all decent premiers because everyone else is making or buying films.
There is choice but it's spread around too much.
Something the British public already financed through the licence fee, they want us to pay for to access again; seems legit. At least it pays for new stuff as well like a vastly inferior, mediocre Spitting Image reboot.Most of it is on netflix and amazon tbf. Whatever way you frame it you are asking people to cough up for something they might not want. If I like netflix should you pay part of my subscription.
We can't put a lid back on all this. I'm honestly unsure what I would do if I had the say. The BBC are expanding into commercialisation themselves. What's all this Britbox bollocks about?
It’d bring cost down tho if they both were allowed to show the same game.
The ideal for football fans is access to several channels broadcasting the same match.
That’ll impact the amount clubs earn tho so won’t happen.
I don’t disagree, it’d be good for the armchair fan but not the clubs or football generally so it won’t happen.Nobody is keen on that idea.
The reason football generates so much cash in TV rights is they are sold in packages which offer exclusivity - if SKY are offered the same games that can be seen simultaneously on BBC. ITV and Quest - the price would drop and football doesn't want that either.
I'd guess so,the sharing I can see and they can limit devices on one account as they allow about 4 that will be priced in, the pirating is very different.Amazon bt and netflix must know it happens. Remember they have subscribers all over the world. 2 families sharing is probably worked into the price I'm guessing.
I just see it like I see roads or schools or basketball courts in my local park as a non-driver, without kids who doesn't play basketball. I appreciate that we live in a society that increasingly sees everything in highly personal and individual terms, though. I just think good television and radio, accessible to almost everyone, that likewise supports UK creative and cultural industries is ultimately a public service, whether I maximize I use of it or not.Most of it is on netflix and amazon tbf. Whatever way you frame it you are asking people to cough up for something they might not want. If I like netflix should you pay part of my subscription.
We can't put a lid back on all this. I'm honestly unsure what I would do if I had the say. The BBC are expanding into commercialisation themselves. What's all this Britbox bollocks about?