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UK traditional TV viewing sees record decline, Ofcom report says

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UK traditional TV viewing sees record decline, Ofcom report says

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United Kingdom@feddit.uk · 1 year ago

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The watchdog's annual report also says older audiences are switching off at the fastest rate ever.

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Not at all, I usually go in knowing what I want to watch.

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