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Access to Public Service broadcasts
thefuzz
Posts: 3 Newbie
There is a large section of the population who do not have a TV licence and will not be accessing terrestrial TV. In particular students who have switched to Netflixs and those who cannot afford the TV licence.
The BBC/Government needs to waive the requirement for a TV licence for a period to allow all citizens to be able access up to date information via their TV and online using such systems as iPlayer.
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Why would people watch television news anyway? The same information is available, much more frequently updated, on websites (and Twitter).
A kind word lasts a minute, a skelped erse is sair for a day.0 -
I highly doubt that Crapita are undertaking doorstep visits in this climate anyway. Anyone who doesnt have a TVL can safely crack on without impunity imo, if you think this is right or not.0
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