Where have I heard that term before? Maybe in "Rio Linda"!!Femminazi Channel
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Where have I heard that term before? Maybe in "Rio Linda"!!Femminazi Channel
Then why aren't the country music subchannels gone?I loved the Tube and Cool TV, but I doubt there's any money to be made in a 24/7 music video channel OTA since both channels ended up going away. (Cool TV is still online, but it's all indie stuff now.) I think the days of a 24 hours music video channel are history. Otherwise, VH1 and MTV would still be following that same style of programming today. If you like 80s music videos (and a few 90s mixed in), there's the 80s channel on Roku.
What would these channels play?Right now most music video subchannels air country music, Spanish music and religious music, but there's no channel for pop, top 40, rock, jazz, rap, etc. to call home.
I think you're making some pretty terrible assumptions. The magic of cable channels is that they will try to wring several years of airing episodes before they cut them loose.These shows would be cheap to acquire and there surely is a gap in the market for an OTA subchannel like this?
What would these channels play?
New music of significant quality is bordering on non-existent from my perspective and for what little there is, I'd rather listen to it than watch some ridiculously expensive video after having waited for the next song through a barrage of litigation commercials (or one or two long-winded commercials).
Unfortunately, there are too many people that see it as their business to regulate what others see or do. There real task they've been given is to show us a better alternative but that's too difficult.How about a bikini channel?
That you can only name a handful of artists proves my point.They'd most likely play classic music from the '80s, '90s and '00s. For modern stuff, Coldplay, Train, Pharrell Williams, Daft Punk, Bruno Mars, etc.
A strong lobby?DOESN’T pay? How can they get away with that?
It was nice to have jasmine tv around that was nice that was a good time well worth watching.How about a bikini channel? Just get away from G rated crap. We need something fresh in FTA OTA here in the good old USA. European TV FTA OTA has been doing it for years.p
I think they still have to pay out royalties to the recording artists who performed those songs and their record companies when giving the songs airtime on broadcast radio.A strong lobby?
Back when airplay drove record sales, it wasn't a bad idea but now it makes very little sense -- especially when they are sticking it to satellite and Internet "radio".
I see that Cozi TV have added Will and Grace to their lineup. Compared to their other programming excluding Frasier, other programs are older and some much older. Would you classify this as classic or just not classic enough for subchannels? Could they add Friends as well? Or 3rd Rock from the Sun etc?
Hopefully this will teach you not to base your thinking on reasoning in matters of fact.I think they still have to pay out royalties to the recording artists who performed those songs and their record companies when giving the songs airtime on broadcast radio.
Prior to the 80s, I'm not sure anyone had really conceived of widespread distribution of "Oldies" TV. Yeah, you could find independent stations carrying I Love Lucy and Gunsmoke but it wasn't all that mainstream.Back to the original post, I consider anything before the 2000s as classic TV. 90s TV is now around 20+ years old for much of that decade now. Growing up in the 90s, the 70s were considered a classic TV decade at 20-something years earlier.
I don't think Survivor (and most programming of the "Reality" genre) is going to age well. It is a competition and the results are well known.