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Bbc Three Moves Online After Final Night As Tv Channel
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/en tertain ment-ar ts-3557 8867
I am not sure how much money will be saved here. If the Beeb will still carry on making programs, how much cheaper will it be if its on-line rather than a proper TV channel ?
I am not sure how much money will be saved here. If the Beeb will still carry on making programs, how much cheaper will it be if its on-line rather than a proper TV channel ?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Saved because fewer folk will want to use up their bandwidth/data limit on it and so falling viewers mean they can get rid of it. Helps pay for that daft new logo I guess. Oh well, farewell to Family Guy, and American Dad before going to sleep. (Most were repeats now anyway: had become "spot the new version". A bit like all the other channels/programmes these days.)
http:// www.dig italspy .com/tv /news/a 637220/ family- guy-mov ing-to- itv2-in -autumn -2015/
ITV 2; but not until the autumn.
ITV 2; but not until the autumn.
I've never watched BBC3. It seemed to me to contain trivial programmes which make up most of the other channels. I love BBC4 (mostly), particularly the Scandi-dramas. Not so keen on the Top of the Pops and music programmes, though. I never understood why BBC felt the need to have more channels anyway.
The TV transmitters used by the BBC are owned by Arqiva, with the BBC (and others) having to pay hefty fees to use them. I assume that no longer having to pay such fees to transmit BBC Three will account for quite a large part of the savings.
https:/ /en.wik ipedia. org/wik i/Arqiv a
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