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gaijintraveller
Closing down a channel with 650 subscribers must really hurt. One wonders if it actually made a profit.
GdTokyo
How is none of this not blowing back on Suga?
He throws the toadies doing his kid’s bidding yet somehow remains above the fray. I find it “unlikely” that he didn’t know exactly what was going on.
Robert Cikki
They will appear again soon. Under a new name. Same people. If things go south and you are closed by the government, just change your name and it'll be fine again. It worked like this so many times before. Same people, same place, sometimes you forget old names in new pamphlets or online code.
Tomi
Never heard of this channel.
But does it matter if they are locked out?
How does it touch me?
Pukey2
Robert cikki:
Sad but true.
TARA TAN KITAOKA
MMMMMMMM always have been and always same repeated actions. Boring.
kohakuebisu
650 subscribers? Is that all?
We have a tv with a 4k tuner but there doesn't seem to be many channels and our antenna and booster can only pick up half of them anyway. That's when its not raining.
The TV manufacturers in Japan usually have a big push at selling TVs in Japan when the Olympics or football World Cup are on, but we've not heard much about 4k this time.
ebisen
That's simply because 4k might be one of the most useless advances in television. In a 50-60 inch screen, from normal viewing distances, it is close to impossible to discern between FullHD and 4K
theResident
@ebisen: I disagree. The same movie played on my 65 inch OLED in Blu-Ray vs 4K is quite noticeable - especially in dark scenes - even more so animation.