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Canadians are struggling to decide where they get their TV content
Here is a brief report on the fact that Canadians are switching back and forth between cable and online streaming...I sense it is kind of a love hate relationship.
Just wondering if one of the providers will develop a "hybrid" blended package for customers.
Enjoy the read.
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- Radiowiz
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Re: Canadians are struggling to decide where they get their TV content
I'm only happy if there is no sim sub in my home.
Don't like it Bell Rogers & others?
Too bad!
Create more Canadian content exclusive to Canadian TV channels.
News is good, yes, but more can be produced to get people to (by choice) freely watch CTV, City TV and Global.
Create a Canadian game show already.
People will watch.
(or do feel free to pay for the rights to copy a UK game show...)
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RadioWiz & THE Wiz are NOT the same person.
- RadioActive
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Re: Canadians are struggling to decide where they get their TV content
Deal Or No Deal is back after a decade absence, airing on, of all places, CNBC in the U.S.
Perhaps Global/Corus can do another Canadian version like they did the first time. And as a bonus, returning host Howie Mandel is from Toronto to make it even more CanCon-y.
- betaylored
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Re: Canadians are struggling to decide where they get their TV content
Hockey games on my CBC app, plus endless television shows* and movies*, and docs* from Toronto public library FOR FREE. Television schamellavision.
*A Quiet Place is available starting this week, Game of Thrones s.7 has been in their lineup for a year, Outlander, Billions, pretty much anything that's on the boob tube, or streaming is available at the library.
- cash
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Re: Canadians are struggling to decide where they get their TV content
kanopy and hoopla are free from the library as well
Last edited by cash (January 15, 2019 12:40 am)