A new study has found that more than 13,000 families in Britain continue to have black and white TV sets despite the huge popularity of plasma, HD and flat screen TVs, Daily Mail reported. Almost half a century after colour programmes were first beamed into British homes, people are still paying 49 pounds a year for a licence to watch in monochrome. The number of people with black and white licences - which are nearly 100 pounds cheaper than the colour ...Sunday 13 January 2013
Study Finds Thousands of British Households Sticking With Black and White TVs
A new study has found that more than 13,000 families in Britain continue to have black and white TV sets despite the huge popularity of plasma, HD and flat screen TVs, Daily Mail reported. Almost half a century after colour programmes were first beamed into British homes, people are still paying 49 pounds a year for a licence to watch in monochrome. The number of people with black and white licences - which are nearly 100 pounds cheaper than the colour ...
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