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Why keep a channel running to broadcast to a few thousand when it could be bunged on iPlayer for a fraction of the cost. If it’s good enough it will find an audience.
How would I stumble across an ace music documentary on a Friday night whilst flicking through the programme guide on my TV?
Far easier than loading up iPlayer, scrolling through the channels, selecting BBC4, scrolling through content, selecting a programme, wait for it to load, watch....
Probably why the beeb are considering putting BBC3 back on broadcast TV.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-52719883
I could live without the Top of the Pops repeats though 😉
Close the whole BBC down.
A govt propaganda channel that you are criminalised for not paying for is an excrescence in a so called democracy.
since lockdown it’s just wall to wall repeats. And not just repeats, but stuff that’s been repeated multiple times in the last few years.
It’s probably quite tricky to make new stuff at the moment…
You know that programmes are made quite a few weeks or months ahead of broadcast? So the current lockdown will only add to my complaint.
Signed.