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Old 29-12-2023, 10:26 PM #5
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The Streamers are essentially turning into TV Channels.

They'll suffer the same fate if they have 45 minute Adverts an episode like TV Channels started to do.
Of course they'll suffer, but they don't care... as they'll keep finding ways to persuade their customers to stay subscribed to them, by telling them how great these streaming services are, and treating ads like it's normal to have shoved in our faces 24/7 . So they know some people will just grin and bear the ads. Even on regular telly the ads get on my nerves.

They won't entice me though, even this Christmas I cheated and watched Candy Cane Lane & Genie through the internet completely ad free . I wasn't going to sign up to sky cinema & Amazon Prime just for 2 movies lol .
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