By Ben Robins My two daughters (now aged 21 and 13) barely know what a linear TV schedule is. To them, the idea that you’d sit down at a fixed time to watch a fixed programme, and then wait through whatever comes next, is genuinely charming. Like a museum exhibit of how old people used to live. They grew up with an abundance of choice and have learned to be selective. YouTube, Netflix, Prime Video, every on-demand channel and service ever built. Control is their default.