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Originally Posted by passingbat
You have to hand it to Sky; they are embracing new technology and the trend towards streaming content with both Sky Q and Now TV.
Sky Q's features will help to prolong the satellite pay TV subscription side and the forthcoming Now TV help to keep cord cutters' business.
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What I find strange is surely it can't just be a hybrid box providing the Freeview Channels and Now TV content surely Sky will want to increase the ARPU on Now TV.
HD at 1080p is well overdue , whatever the box consists of its a certainty it will do something Sky can charge you extra for. They would make nothing off just the fact it's hybrid apart from charging more for the hardware initially.
http://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2016/...-advanced-box/