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joshhill96

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#185260 16-Nov-2015 11:40
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The channel moved from Freeview channel 24, to the newly created channel 15, yesterday morning.

 

It creates a fresh space for New Zealand’s only full Māori immersion channel – and places it much closer to Māori Television (on Freeview channel 5), said the channel’s owner, Māori Television.

 

“The move will provide much easier access for viewers and with it the potential to reach a wider audience,” the broadcaster said.

 

Paora Maxwell, Chief Executive of Māori Television, said the move will be beneficial to Te Reo’s current and future viewers.

 

“Te Reo has a loyal audience and we know easier access will be beneficial to them and for other potential viewers,” he said.




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  #1428896 16-Nov-2015 13:21
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-and places it much closer to Māori Television (on Freeview channel 5), said the channel’s owner, Māori Television. “The move will provide much easier access for viewers and with it the potential to reach a wider audience,”

Err viewers can order their freeview channels any which way they like, - infact ever since TVs had tuners, viewers could allocate any "broadcast" to whichever channel they liked. 

My freeview channel 5 has always been Prime,... 
 



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  #1428914 16-Nov-2015 13:56
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wellygary: -and places it much closer to Māori Television (on Freeview channel 5), said the channel’s owner, Māori Television. “The move will provide much easier access for viewers and with it the potential to reach a wider audience,”

Err viewers can order their freeview channels any which way they like, - infact ever since TVs had tuners, viewers could allocate any "broadcast" to whichever channel they liked. 

My freeview channel 5 has always been Prime,... 
 

 
Yes, that's true but it helps for a lot of people who don't know / can't be bothered with manually changing channels etc..




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  #1428916 16-Nov-2015 13:58
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Another channel I've blocked..




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