JA
Yeah, I tried that.
You used to be able to Google the link and the full article would show up but they seemed to have fixed that now.
LL
And it wouldn't be a dramatic move either. Dave would move to LCN 19 with Yesterday moving down to 37.
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I suspect that the 'Dave' brand is strong enough to survive being pushed down the DTT EPG.
And it wouldn't be a dramatic move either. Dave would move to LCN 19 with Yesterday moving down to 37.
GO
And it wouldn't be a dramatic move either. Dave would move to LCN 19 with Yesterday moving down to 37.
That’s assuming the BBC get Yesterday. So far from the articles I’ve seen all that’s been mentioned is Discovery want Good Food, Home and Eden, while the BBC want Gold, W and Dave. No mention of the other four other channels although the original a516 article suggested a 50:50 split so I would assume the BBC would take Drama and Alibi while Discovery take Really and Yesterday.
I suspect that the 'Dave' brand is strong enough to survive being pushed down the DTT EPG.
And it wouldn't be a dramatic move either. Dave would move to LCN 19 with Yesterday moving down to 37.
That’s assuming the BBC get Yesterday. So far from the articles I’ve seen all that’s been mentioned is Discovery want Good Food, Home and Eden, while the BBC want Gold, W and Dave. No mention of the other four other channels although the original a516 article suggested a 50:50 split so I would assume the BBC would take Drama and Alibi while Discovery take Really and Yesterday.
NW
And it wouldn't be a dramatic move either. Dave would move to LCN 19 with Yesterday moving down to 37.
They’re more likely to move Really further down the EPG, I’m sure Dave would probably move to 17, if it is assumed that BBC Studios takes the entertainment channels.
I suspect that the 'Dave' brand is strong enough to survive being pushed down the DTT EPG.
And it wouldn't be a dramatic move either. Dave would move to LCN 19 with Yesterday moving down to 37.
They’re more likely to move Really further down the EPG, I’m sure Dave would probably move to 17, if it is assumed that BBC Studios takes the entertainment channels.
JA
And it wouldn't be a dramatic move either. Dave would move to LCN 19 with Yesterday moving down to 37.
That’s assuming the BBC get Yesterday. So far from the articles I’ve seen all that’s been mentioned is Discovery want Good Food, Home and Eden, while the BBC want Gold, W and Dave. No mention of the other four other channels although the original a516 article suggested a 50:50 split so I would assume the BBC would take Drama and Alibi while Discovery take Really and Yesterday.
The article doesn't suggest a 50:50 split, it says UKTV is currently a 50:50 joint venture.
I suspect that the 'Dave' brand is strong enough to survive being pushed down the DTT EPG.
And it wouldn't be a dramatic move either. Dave would move to LCN 19 with Yesterday moving down to 37.
That’s assuming the BBC get Yesterday. So far from the articles I’ve seen all that’s been mentioned is Discovery want Good Food, Home and Eden, while the BBC want Gold, W and Dave. No mention of the other four other channels although the original a516 article suggested a 50:50 split so I would assume the BBC would take Drama and Alibi while Discovery take Really and Yesterday.
The article doesn't suggest a 50:50 split, it says UKTV is currently a 50:50 joint venture.
TT
If the channels are split 6 to BBC and 4 to Discovery, would it be:
BBC (Gold, Dave, Drama, W, Alibi & Really)
Discovery (Good Food, Eden, Yesterday & Home)
That would be much better for the BBC, getting the 6 successful entertainment channels.
Discovery would have the 4 less popular factual and lifestyle channels, which have similar content to their existing channels.
BBC (Gold, Dave, Drama, W, Alibi & Really)
Discovery (Good Food, Eden, Yesterday & Home)
That would be much better for the BBC, getting the 6 successful entertainment channels.
Discovery would have the 4 less popular factual and lifestyle channels, which have similar content to their existing channels.