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Interesting article , mainly about Sky but VM TIVO gets a brief mention.
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Maybe this is why we might get all the sport channels in HD?
http://www.theguardian.com/business/...n-one-bt-sport Is BSkyB no longer the chosen one? David Moyes has left Manchester United, and Sky's dominance of Premier League TV is starting to crumble as well Juliette Garside Follow @JulietteGarsideFollow @guardian The Observer, Sunday 27 April 2014 David Moyes and BSkyB are both dealing with disappointing performances. The ousting of David Moyes at Manchester United stole the headlines last week, but it is not the only upset at the top of the footballing world. BSkyB, it seems, is beginning to stagger from the impact of rival BT's investment in the beautiful game – the telecoms group holds a slug of Premier League rights and will have exclusive access to the Champions League. Sky boss Jeremy Darroch reports third-quarter results on Thursday, and the forecast is troubling. Seasoned Skywatcher Sarah Simon, who analyses the company's numbers for Berenberg bank, says it is not only losing operating profits but market share. In the converging worlds of telecoms and television, the key metric is new broadband customers. In the third quarter last year, Sky signed a net 152,000. This time the number will be closer to 80,000, says Simon. Sky's market share of new additions has slumped from a peak of 90% in 2012, and is now thought to be around 39%. BT, meanwhile, is on the rise, with a forecast 73% market share, up from 48% in the same quarter last year. During his brief stint at Man U, Moyes consulted a management self-help guide called Good to Great. It advises leaders to concentrate on one thing at a time – to be a hedgehog, not a fox. But Sky prides itself on its multi-product offering, so Darroch might bristle at that suggestion. |
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So that's why Sky are chucking about 50% off offers like confetti just lately :)
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- Sky also likes to announce new deals and services in the run-up to, and on the day of, its results. So a deal with VM for the remaining sports channels in HD could be announced next week. :) - Good news in the results for subscribers but not shareholders. Sky's likely fall in profits confirms that the company has had to absorb some of the costs of increased sports rights, putting to bed the urban myth that it can simply put up prices of Sky Sports and the same number of people will pay more. |
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[QUOTE=azbazlol;35692951]What will we find out on Thursday??[COLOR="Silver"]
We will find how well sky are doing, Sky boss Jeremy Darroch reports third-quarter results on Thursday. |
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That's how we roll here. :) |
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