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⌈ Secret Post #3560 ⌋

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Re: As an American watching British tv.....

[(Anonymous)]

You are ignoring a lot of freeview channels, wanna take a guess at why it is called "free"view? Give you a hint, no bills. Plus a chunk of the licence fee goes to Channel Four too. There has always been more than the BBC The BBC channels being BBC1 BBC2 BB3-now online channel like the BBC's own Netflix- BBC4, BBC News, CBBC, Cbeebies, plus so many radio channels I lost count of them at least six radio channels all of which are supported by the licence fee, plus the regional variants for BBC Scotland, BBC Northern Ireland, BBC Wales, all of which produce their own content too. That is a cable package just in BBC channels, plus all the other Freeview and Freesat (like freeview but with a satellite dish) channels.

Here is the list:
http://www.radioandtelly.co.uk/freeviewchannels.html

That is an out of date by a couple of years list, because it is missing some channels. The licence fee even supports the infrastructure that helps broadcast these through the transmitter mast system.

How is all of that at 145 a year, less than £3 a week, not an amazing deal? That is why Murdoch hates it so much, he'd never be able to compete on price and he knows it.