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The Day TV Died

(January 2007)

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Steve in Pudsey
Caught this programme on Inforamtion TV, a programme made for the Royal Television Society's Cambridge Convention in 2005, and made by ITV Productions.

It's a good watch, about 15 mins long, taking a humorous look at the threats to TV as we know it.

Showing again tonight at 7.45, and Saturday at 7.45am and 7.45pm
KH
KevHal
Can someone post it. Us lonely people without sky
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A former member
KevHal posted:
Can someone post it. Us lonely people without sky


what channel ON sky?
CD
cdukjunkie
what kind of 'threats' were discussed?
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Steve in Pudsey
Channel 181, or streaming at http://information.tv/

Main threat they proposed was the internet and Bit Torrent/Google Video. Some archive pres included as well.
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Put The Telly On
I reckon in years to come YouTube (Google) will provide a TV service direct to your living room. Live TV will certainly be dead.

Computers are already rapidly becoming multimedia centres.
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cdukjunkie
nok32uk posted:
I reckon in years to come YouTube (Google) will provide a TV service direct to your living room. Live TV will certainly be dead.

Computers are already rapidly becoming multimedia centres.


We will see.
:-(
A former member
cdukjunkie posted:
nok32uk posted:
I reckon in years to come YouTube (Google) will provide a TV service direct to your living room. Live TV will certainly be dead.

Computers are already rapidly becoming multimedia centres.


We will see.


you mean the BBC or ITV will control them...
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cdukjunkie
623058 posted:
cdukjunkie posted:
nok32uk posted:
I reckon in years to come YouTube (Google) will provide a TV service direct to your living room. Live TV will certainly be dead.

Computers are already rapidly becoming multimedia centres.


We will see.


you mean the BBC or ITV will control them...


If that did happen, then yes. I'm just a little underwhelmed by the whole commotion about the internet taking over TV - without TV, where would the web stand? Not in good stead I wouldn't have thought!
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A former member
if there no TV why make TV programmes like Lost, Eastender , Emmerdale, My Family, blankly blank,

I see want you mean now!
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Colm
A good piece of video, made me laugh at points.

Whoever chose Geoffrey Palmer as the voiceover deserves credit.
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Pootle5
I must be missing something with You Tube. From what I've seen it's no better than You've Been Framed - utter crap. I think that You Tube is the Emporer's New Clothes with the idea it'll "replace" TV broadcasting.

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