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Virgin Media boss: 'I'm not meant to mention BT'
Tom Mockridge says his company can compete with BT and Sky and why great content is key http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/n...ention-BT.html |
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BT, still a newcomer in so far as tv services are concerned, has come along and is already a credible threat to Sky by hoovering up some of the football rights while cable sits on the sidelines. Perhaps vm/liberty may end up owning CH5, but the one thing that has always driven pay tv is sport, especially football and Hollywood films. Unless and until VM competes in this arena, it may find itself knocked out of the game altogether. |
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The only thing we are really missing out on is Sky Atlantic, and if under Liberty's strategy we can obtain that content on demand from other sources, albeit not first run shows, this is probably as much as we can expect, unless a deal can finally be done with Sky. We are not missing out on sport and the BT deal is evidence of the kind of strategy VM/Liberty are intent on following. |
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Shouldn't purchasing a digital copy save you money over buying a physical copy , the mind boggles. |
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We purchased Boardwalk Empire series 1-3 for £23 on black Friday.:D |
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Yes, that's not good. Something will have to change there! Still hoping for a subscription deal on VM when Amazon get their acts together that will strip all that cost away.
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I think this will be resolved eventually, with or without Sky's co-operation. |
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I mentioned also before that it is not beyond the realms of possibility that we may have an on demand facility provided by Sky that excludes the first run series of programmes on Sky Atlantic. This would retain their USP, if this is the issue. Sky would still be able to claim that Sky Atlantic was available only directly from Sky and that all first run HBO shows are exclusive to the platform. I could live with that and I think it would be widely perceived as being a fair solution that has advantages for both sides (for Sky, increased income for a start). |
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