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Could the recent move of `five' to a PSB multiplex have been an actof futility?



 
 
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Old October 2nd 09, 08:01 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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Default Could the recent move of `five' to a PSB multiplex have been an act of futility?


"Brian Gaff" wrote in message
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They need to get some decent stuff to put out or nobody would want to buy
it!


I agree.

Whilst there is stuff that I watch on "five" (2 progs this week), I wouldn't
miss it if I didn't have it.

I guess that they are hoping enough people want to pay for CSI which seems
to be on about 8 times a week!

tim




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Old October 3rd 09, 10:21 AM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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tim... wrote:
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The Gadget Show is mainly a waste of time, thanks to its presentation
style and ridiculous testing techniques, but other programmes such as
Monster Moves and Megastructures are actually very good, and often beat
anything on the other four channels at the same time.


Yeah, but I won't pay a monthly sub just for them (and Hotel Inspector!)


No, nor me. In fact I can't think of much on any channel that I'd pay a sub
for, over and above the sub I already pay the Beeb.

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Old October 3rd 09, 01:42 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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In article , Doctor
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Pay for Five? ROTFL.


Pay for *any* channels when I've already paid the licence fee? ROTFL.

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Old October 5th 09, 01:54 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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Logo ridden fuzzy screened crap


"J G Miller" wrote in message
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How much longer will `five' stay on a PSB multiplex if it decides
to embrace a subscription tv model?

From
http://www.broadcastnow.co.UK/news/broadcasters/five-mulls-switch-to-pay-tv/5006289.article

QUOTE

Five mulls switch to pay-TV

1 October, 2009 | By Kate Bulkley

Five is considering taking its main terrestrial channel into the pay-TV
market as it investigates radical survival strategies.

Sources close to the broadcaster revealed the plan is part of a potential
strategy to shift its *entire* channel portfolio (Five, Fiver, Five US)
to pay.

UNQUOTE



 




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