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Forums › TiVo › Still no responses from Maori TV
meremaiden

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#66831 24-Aug-2010 14:21
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Sigh. What next? Anyone?

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  #372156 24-Aug-2010 14:36
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Burn down their office?

More constructively though, where do they get there money from? Can we put pressure on the organisations supplying them with cash to make them release the EPG information?



meremaiden

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  #372161 24-Aug-2010 14:38
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Oooh. Interesting idea! I have no idea where to begin-- anyone?
Like a boycott... Letting advertisers know that their products will be boycotted until they urge Maori TV to give TiVo an EPG? I'd organise it but I'd need to know how many I have with me before I put in the time.


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  #372179 24-Aug-2010 14:47
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Not quite. I was thinking they probably get a large part of their income from the taxpayer. Probably TPK or some similar source. It's sometimes possible to influence these people if you can master the "policy doublespeak" that is common in government circles.



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  #372183 24-Aug-2010 14:49
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Even better.

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  #372298 24-Aug-2010 17:39
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Hikoi?

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  #372301 24-Aug-2010 17:41
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nate: Hikoi?


Tongue out  Depends on how far we have to walk?

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  #372337 24-Aug-2010 19:27
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Did you offer a keg of beer if they replied promptly!




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  #372380 24-Aug-2010 21:37
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^^ this!

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#372823 25-Aug-2010 19:14
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heavenlywild: Tongue out  Depends on how far we have to walk?


3Bit HQ is a minute walk from Maori TV.  We could then do a BBQ and beers in the park across the road from their offices.

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  #372919 26-Aug-2010 01:18
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Plenty of good places to have a beer in Newmarket :)

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  #373576 27-Aug-2010 13:52
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You all should go for it! i'm in Welly otherwise I'd be there-- Go rock up and ask "If not now, when?"!

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