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Switching off Freeview could leave millions of rural households unable to watch TV, Labour told
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The UK's media landscape is undergoing significant changes with the shift towards online platforms, prompting a review of traditional broadcasting services. Freeview is a widely used digital terrestrial television service that provides access to a range of free-to-air channels, particularly in areas where internet connectivity may be limited. The potential switch-off of Freeview has implications for rural households, where alternative viewing options may be restricted due to poorer internet connectivity.
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Switching off Freeview could leave millions of rural households unable to watch TV, Labour told
As the Green Paper was published, Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy said the move was needed as 'the media landscape moves further and further online'.
7 Aug, 08:43