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CH4+1 and TV license
tightasagnats
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Does anyone know if Ch4+1 or other +1 channels via freeview would be classed as a live TV station? My guess is that they are, but wanting to check before I cancel my license.
For years I didn't watch TV and now rarely do, but I do enjoy channel 4 news - so wanting to clarify before I make the leap back into almost tv-free land!
I think the news is available on All 4 sometimes after screening.
For years I didn't watch TV and now rarely do, but I do enjoy channel 4 news - so wanting to clarify before I make the leap back into almost tv-free land!
I think the news is available on All 4 sometimes after screening.
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Yes - they're broadcast live.0
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As above: yes. If you want to ditch your Licence, have a read here: https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/utilities/tv-licence/. It's reasonably straightforward, but you do need to be on top of the rules.tightasagnats wrote: »Does anyone know if Ch4+1 or other +1 channels via freeview would be classed as a live TV station? My guess is that they are, but wanting to check before I cancel my license.
I only watch it to see if Jon Snow's head will explode before Brexit.For years I didn't watch TV and now rarely do, but I do enjoy channel 4 news...
Yes, it is.I think the news is available on All 4 sometimes after screening.0 -
Many thanks folks, I've re-read all the rules 0
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