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£144 a year? I'd pay maybe £60
by yrro 3y ago
£144 a year? I'd pay maybe £60
- jjbinx007 3y agoThat's interesting because the UK TV licence is £159 at the moment, which a lot of people find expensive, but that pays for all the BBC channels and programmes they make and buy, and iPlayer, and all BBC radio stations. Youtube Premium looks pretty expensive in comparison. I agree £60 is more of a reasonable price. I suspect/predict the ads on Youtube are going to get longer, and more numerous, and more will be unskippable, and therefore more annoying.
- risyachka 3y agoSo you pay for tv license and then get zero ads on tv?
- yrro 3y agoBBC TV/Radio/Web sites/Podcasts don't have any ads in the UK.
- mnw21cam 3y agoYes, they do have ads, but they're restricted to adverts for other BBC programmes. (That for some reason doesn't make them much less annoying.)
- brigandish 3y agoIt's also not very good so even that doesn't make it value for money.
- jjbinx007 3y agoNot only zero ads, it's strictly no product placement and no brand promotion of any kind.
- spidey1 3y agoApparently you can change your country via a VPN and pay whatever it costs in that country. Try India or Brazil.