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That 27% rate would be illegally high in most countries. Not to mention the many places which have high-quality public broadcasters with few or no ads. That sa
by Y_Y 4y ago
That 27% rate would be illegally high in most countries. Not to mention the many places which have high-quality public broadcasters with few or no ads.
That said network TV isn't necessarily a great comparison. For me I'm most likely to compare with YouTube of the past, very similar content, but no ads. Or YouTube with adblock or third-party android apps.
- crazygringo 4y agoWell the parent commenter was talking about network TV (and basic cable isn't any different) and YouTube is an American company. So that's great if 27% ad time is illegal in some other countries, but I guess they either make it up with mandatory fees (like in the UK) or have lower budget programming.
- Y_Y 4y agoBad guess, try again