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1 hour ago, Donald Trumps said:

I'd have happily paid a £5 monthly subscription for BBC radio services rather than forking out to licence a tv I don't really use

However that was before Auntie Beeb became the broadcasting mouthpiece of the Leave campaign

the brussels broadcasting corporation..........

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3 minutes ago, WTF said:

It costs us a fortune no matter what so no change there then.

but you now have the choice of not paying for a tv licence.......you won't get any choice if the licence fee goes......

2012 tynwald report listed how much infrastructure would need replacing not just on the island but also the uk......

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Just now, woody2 said:

but you now have the choice of not paying for a tv licence.......you won't get any choice if the licence fee goes......

 

What?

You've got the choice now, as you rightly point out, of not paying the TV licence, but that has consequences if you are caught. If the licence fee goes then  you will have just as much choice, if not more, only without 26 letters a year threatening you. There won't be any need for broadcast TV soon anyway, if there even is now, seeing as everything is online.

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18 hours ago, CharlieBrown said:

You are deliberately misreading, I said the mass audience, do you know any families who sit round the wireless during the evening, no cause they bought a telly, that they now don't watch because they all have iphones.

Most people listen for a tiny bit a day, for a bit of music and news in the car, it is only a matter of time before cars stop being shipped with radios and just have a sync with your smart device it might be dying slowly but it is dying get over it.

Nonsense. You might as well say the novel died when families stopped sitting in their parlour of an evening reading by gaslight and started listening to the radio or going to the pictures. 

Yet in the U.K. 90% of the population listen to radio now. And the average listening time is 20 hours per week. Only 24% of listening is in a vehicle compared with 60% at home. 

Additionally, lots of people listen to the radio via the internet, so the removal of a radio device in cars isn’t going to change much - they just find the station on their phone. 
 

 

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3 hours ago, TheTeapot said:

What?

You've got the choice now, as you rightly point out, of not paying the TV licence, but that has consequences if you are caught. If the licence fee goes then  you will have just as much choice, if not more, only without 26 letters a year threatening you. There won't be any need for broadcast TV soon anyway, if there even is now, seeing as everything is online.

you missed the important bit.......

2012 tynwald report listed how much infrastructure would need replacing not just on the island but also the uk......

everyone would have to pay for replacement.......

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7 minutes ago, woody2 said:

you missed the important bit.......

2012 tynwald report listed how much infrastructure would need replacing not just on the island but also the uk......

everyone would have to pay for replacement.......

What infrastructure?

They should collapse it all & put everyfink on the interwebs

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1 minute ago, Donald Trumps said:

What infrastructure?

They should collapse it all & put everyfink on the interwebs

can't remember the full list but the islands telecoms, radio, tv, police radio, tt radio, local radio,fire radio and ambulance radio......

not much good it been on the internet when you don't have access.......

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