
Sam Sharps
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Jun 26, 2026
Are Freeview's days numbered?
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12:04Matt DeeganHOST
Sam, if we've got 10 years for this to maybe happen, is there anything that broadcasters have to do or that we've got to talk to the public about to sort of get them ready for this? Oh,

Sam SharpsGUEST
And this is one of the things we want to talk to government about because the signaling, the leadership of government is really, really important.

Sam SharpsGUEST
And I would argue that is in part because once you've set the vision, once people realise it's arriving, then the TV manufacturers lined up behind it and started marketing the products.
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18:34Matt DeeganHOST
Do you think it's a sort of reinvention of their business? Do they want them going for broadcast again after selling a lot of their TV assets previously?