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Sunday, 2 January 2022

TV Licence Investigation in Your Postcode Area


One thing you will have noticed about the TV Licensing Blog is that it communicates ideas in written rather than video format.

I guess part of the reason for that is that when I starting the TV Licensing Blog, way back in mid-2008, YouTube was still very much in its infancy and had barely one-hundredth of one percent of the impact and popularity it does today. I must also say that I personally find the idea of appearing on video, or even just providing a commentary, cringeworthy in the extreme.

I also think there is an attitude today that reading is a bit old fashioned; watching a video provides the same information and often takes a bit less effort.

Fortunately there are several very good YouTube channels that communicate the anti-TV licence message strongly and with precision, although possibly in slightly less depth than the TV Licensing Blog does.

One such channel, that of ChilliJonCarne, has attracted a loyal following for the quality information is provides. It also communicates the anti-TV licence message in a nice straightforward way, which is easily accessible to all.

 

ChilliJonCarne has just uploaded a new video all about TV Licensing investigations. It is well worth a watch. While you are there, please check out his other videos and subscribe to his channel.

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2 comments:

Chilli Jon Carne said...

thanks for sharing the video

Anonymous said...

Maybe Im old fashioned but I do prefer to read information on webpages rather than watch the video version. Pages can be saved or printed and kept for study when it comes to the TV license laws and learning your rights about going licence free.
Not including the way TVL operate and the tricks they get up to there is such a lot to learn !