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Originally posted by min min light View PostWas that TV supported by commercials, or ... who paid for it? I was always under the impression that it was some kind of TV license fee and other government funding, and the shows didn't have ads. Am I buying into some kind of an urban legend?
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Originally posted by Quizziard View PostNo. It's still the case. All "500" channels still come on the back of a TV licence that only pays for the four publicly funded channels (and several publicly funded radio channels). On TV, therefore, four channels without adverts (hurray). It's quite political though: for example, even if you never, ever, watch the public four, you still need the licence.sigpic
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You would be in the minority of people who would be willing to pay a subscription to for their TV. People these days already complain the price of their cable/satelite TV. I don't see them wanting to pay. Even if that was true I am not convinced the content of US TV would changeOriginally posted by aretood2Jelgate is right
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Originally posted by jelgate View PostYou would be in the minority of people who would be willing to pay a subscription to for their TV.
Originally posted by jelgate View PostPeople these days already complain the price of their cable/satelite TV.
Originally posted by jelgate View PostI don't see them wanting to pay. Even if that was true I am not convinced the content of US TV would changesigpic
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