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Thursday 06 August 2009 8:00 pm  |  Updated:  Saturday 01 June 2019 5:58 am

CITY VIEWS: FOLLOWING POOR RESULTS, WHAT ARE YOUR VIEWS ON ITV?

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BENJAMEN PAGE WILLS & CO
“They need to commission better programmes if they want to improve but to be honest I think digital is too great a competitor to them these days.”

JAMIE MACKINNON BROKER
“I think they will be around forever and I still watch their programmes. I’m a  big Corrie fan so I won’t give up on them just yet!”

ELIZABETH GARLIC RBC
“I don’t watch ITV anymore myself as I tend to watch freeview channels more. Soaps used to be the best part of ITV but I think they’ve gone downhill.”

MATTHEW FINDEN WILLS & CO
“ITV are terrible! I used to watch it more but I think all terrestrial channels have gone downhill. There’s nothing worth watching anymore, Sky is much better.”

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