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Or the choice to buy no tv content at all, a choice that our less-capitalist forefathers in the UK do not have !
by malchow 3y ago
Or the choice to buy no tv content at all, a choice that our less-capitalist forefathers in the UK do not have !
- hgdfhgfdhgdf 3y agoIt is indeed quite telling that our less-capitalist forefathers in the UK do not produce streaming services like Netflix and Amazon.
- dijit 3y agoThat's not strictly true, there are plenty of streaming services that come out of the UK but they are tailored for the UK market; BritBox being the most prominent. The parent was making a jibe at the TV License which is mandatory if you own a tv or "streaming capable device" (because the BBC can stream now.. sigh).
- happymellon 3y agoLike Dave, NowTV and Britbox?
- happymellon 3y agoI'm not sure I understand. As someone in the UK, I can buy a subscription to Amazon Prime Video, or not, I can buy a subscription to Netflix, or not. I can pay for a BBC licence so I can watch iPlayer, or not. I can watch free TV on ITVx or Channel 4 switching a subscription for adverts. What do I not have?