Channel 4 has been home to some of the best British shows of all time. The likes of Derry Girls, Peep Show, The Inbetweeners and Countdown all originated on the network that dares to do things a little bit differently (we're looking at you Naked Attraction). It seems however that Channel 4's desire to keep moving forward might be its end, at least on terrestrial television.
That's because as outlined in its newly announced "Fast Forward" strategy for the next five years, the broadcaster is aiming to "divest legacy operations to support digital priorities". In English, that means it's looking to focus more on a digital-first streaming strategy.
