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So there is a chance that XL or VIP customers will get it at no added cost to their existing subscription whilst M, M+ and L customers can access the service too by paying the standard £5.99 per month. As suggested by Drintoul, it's no different to BT Sports being included in the XL package or SKY Sports and SKY Movies being included in VIP. |
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I'm one of the 2 million without Tivo, that is until Friday lunch time. So I've timed all these hopeful changes just right.
I voted for SA, as I would hope that SA arrived on XL subscriptions. It would be nice if Virgin managed to do a deal for it to land on anything from M+ upwards. Considering Sky subscribers have the SD channel regardless of what deal they are on. Regards Netflix, I could see it being like Spotify Premium and we only get 3-6 months free. I can't imagine that Virgin would cover £3 for XL subscribers for BT Sports & cover the wholesale cost of Tivo to XL customers as well? However they may use it all as loss leaders just to get people to sign up for the XL package? Free BTS, SA & Netflix (and Sky Bravo as well if the rumours are true) is a tempting package for anyone deciding between Virgin, Sky & BT. |
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Why Netflix over Sky Atlantic?
Simple, as soon as VM gets SkyA, Sky will create a new premium channel and move content to that. |
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I can't vote because there's no option for both!
Seriously, we are not having to choose. We already know that Netflix is coming, and a Sky Atlantic announcement will be made soon. In my opinion, Sky Atlantic should be in the same packs as Sky 1 as it is one of the Sky Basics channels. I don't mind paying the £5.99 for Netflix, but if it's in the XL pack, that is a really good deal. |
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i have Netflix on my Roku and my smart blu-ray. Never used the service- not even signed up for the free month.
Even at £7pm i have not been interested in subscribing. The US version seems to offer a lot more content than the UK version. There are ways round getting round geographic restrictions and getting the US service and when watching on your PC etc but on TIVO i would think that would not be possible. Sky Atlantic is just one channel- it has a couple of shows i like - Blue Bloods, Boardwalk Empire and Game of Thrones. But this has not made me abandon VM and run to Sky. I would think Sky would have realised they are not going to attract any new customers for the sake of this channel alone and would be keen to get it carried on other platforms and increase their advertising revenue instead. Both would be nice but i wouldnt pay more for either tbh. the original poll question is based if they were included in a pack - for me thats XL. I suppose i vote Netflix as it would offer a bit more than SA. |
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What about those of us who think TiVo is a massive waste of money? SA Please...
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Cos Tivo is very good value for money....
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I still can't work out your aversion to the box. Even if you only use it the same way as you use a V+ box, there are advantages to having the TIVO. |
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As far as value for money is concerned, I think it's fair to say that when we live in a world where picture box costs £5 per month, Netflix is very well priced. Also, Netflix for me over Sky Atlantic mainly for the sheer variety it offers. |
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