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RustyViewer

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#205966 5-Dec-2016 10:29
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http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/mediawatch/audio/201824823/leading-local-channel-ctv-to-go-off-air

 

Sounds like they are too greedy with these so-called "commercial rates" to let smaller operators run. Do they charge the same for local channels as they do for national ones?

 

 


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JimmyH
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  #1683389 6-Dec-2016 18:21
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Umm... transmission charges should reflect the cost of providing the service.

 

Why should a local channel get a cheaper deal for space on a transmitter than a national channel?

 

The NZ On Air statement is revealing - basically the audience appears to have been too small to sustain the business model.




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  #1683404 6-Dec-2016 18:31
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It's ceases at midnight on Fri 16th.




 

 

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  #1683408 6-Dec-2016 18:43
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JimmyH:

 

Umm... transmission charges should reflect the cost of providing the service.

 

Why should a local channel get a cheaper deal for space on a transmitter than a national channel?

 

The NZ On Air statement is revealing - basically the audience appears to have been too small to sustain the business model.

 

 

 

 

Why not? A national channel has more reach  viewers, so  use it to generate more revenue. Maybe it should be based on viewership or revenue or something. There are quite a few industries that operate this way. Infact a 'shared success' revenue model is what quite a few online systems are now using. eg the more money you make, the more money you pay for the service.




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  #1683622 7-Dec-2016 09:21
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They could do what Triangle TV in Auckland did and throw their lot in with Sky  though they may find their audience even smaller then..





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  #1692345 19-Dec-2016 18:57
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They are now supposed to be streaming on star.kiwi. Nothing live happening at this stage.


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  #1692522 19-Dec-2016 23:01
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Maybe  it won't be "live streaming" but will in fact be as on demand content.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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