>Brits have to pay a TV tax
>Brits have some of the slowest and most expensive internet in the world
My my, seems rather Jewish doesn't it?
yes ur mum is indeed a jew jew
ur a son (daughter) of a jew jew
people still use tv? is stopped watching tv in the 90's when widely available broadband rendered it pointless
>>60855077
I don't watch TV because you can't just skip ads and continue to the show.
>>60856485
This, torrents all the way, don't need to deal with this bullshit.
In britain, the TV networks have nothing to do with the internet infrastructure, because we don't have stupid telecom monopolies.
>>60856434
IF YOU HAVE A MONITOR WE WILL FIND YOU AND WE WILL ARREST YOU
PAY YOUR TV TAX
>>60855077
Don't have to pay it, if you don't want to watch TV.
>Turks has to "donate" some percentage of their electric bill to governments' own shill TV channel even if you don't have TV
>they put ads anyway
pottery
>>60855077
I'm surprised I didn't see this thread on /int/ already uezs
Italy here, it is the same except until it was a monopoly the TV was really good here, in the 80s we had a boom for commercial private TVs (that was basically when Berlusconi gained power) and for lack of share the state TV had to become shit too. Imagine having all the possible views on YouTube by making interesting products and informing and documenting and entertaining people with actually good programs they're forced to view cause you're the only one. You have a responsibility. Then pewdiepie starts posting and your views drops by 80% just because he screams like an idiot while playing buggy games. You start making what people want, not what people should see in order to stay relevant.
luckily it is state funded so it has good niche channels.
I think BBC was better until a few years ago, now that's going down too.
I'm not for monopoly in anything but people are stupid and we're talking about cultural products, something that changes the way they think. Freedom here should be controlled by smart people for the good of others, even if it's difficult to imagine a working system.