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<blockquote data-quote="Rove" data-source="post: 442838" data-attributes="member: 100"><p>Youtube would seem the logical home for original episodes of Corrie as the infrastructure exists. Your idea of an official channel could be both beneficial to ITV and Youtube as ads would assist in the upkeep of the channel and both ITV and Youtube are making something from it. Or if customers wish to pay extra to Youtube to not show ads well it's still a win/win for everyone. </p><p></p><p>I understand there are issues pertaining to copyright and residual payments to actors, writers/producers/directors but allowing classic series like Corrie to sit on a shelf collecting dust achieves nothing. </p><p></p><p>Whenever Sons and Daughters is given another run here in Australia poor old Beryl (Leila Hayes) goes running to the media screaming, "Where are my residual payments?" My counter argument is no one could have predicted in 1982 we would someday be <em>streaming</em>. </p><p></p><p>Could it be that residual payments or the threat of legal action is preventing ITV from showing classic episodes?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rove, post: 442838, member: 100"] Youtube would seem the logical home for original episodes of Corrie as the infrastructure exists. Your idea of an official channel could be both beneficial to ITV and Youtube as ads would assist in the upkeep of the channel and both ITV and Youtube are making something from it. Or if customers wish to pay extra to Youtube to not show ads well it's still a win/win for everyone. I understand there are issues pertaining to copyright and residual payments to actors, writers/producers/directors but allowing classic series like Corrie to sit on a shelf collecting dust achieves nothing. Whenever Sons and Daughters is given another run here in Australia poor old Beryl (Leila Hayes) goes running to the media screaming, "Where are my residual payments?" My counter argument is no one could have predicted in 1982 we would someday be [I]streaming[/I]. Could it be that residual payments or the threat of legal action is preventing ITV from showing classic episodes? [/QUOTE]
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