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In another blow to BT TV Customers with Sky Sports the Ryder cup will be on Sky Sports 4 which will re-brand as Sky Sports Ryder Cup from 6am on Thursday, September 18 until 6am on Thursday, October 2
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a) Sky may be forced to wholesale Sky Sports 1 & 2 to BT on YouView in the future. b) To encourage subscribers to take all the Sky Sports channels. |
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Whilst the current situation may offer the occasional sports fan a cheaper offering (ie included with BB or included in XL pack) it certainly doesn't benefit the football die hards , this will get even more expensive next season when BT introduce a charge for their Champions league games don't forget they already charge £3 for HD on BT TV and the Sky platform. |
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[QUOTE=OLD BOY;35716569]But you are on the XL pack, so you get it 'free' with your subscription, Sam. That's what I meant. I appreciate that not everyone has XL. I remain of the view that BT's presence in this area will ultimately be a good thing for sports fans.[/QUOTE]
only thing that's done is put prices up and up so not that good of a thing ---------- Post added at 22:12 ---------- Previous post was at 22:11 ---------- Quote:
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However as others have pointed out, since the dawn of Setanta, ESPN and now BT Sport the competition has not really helped the consumer due to the cost increases and the fact that you now have to subscribe to two (or potentially more dependant on your interests) providers instead of just one. Whilst competition is good for a consumer market, it is only good on comparable products. For example, if I want to buy a coffee, I can choose a local cafe, Starbucks, Costa, etc, and choose which provider I want based on my preferred taste and the price I am willing to pay. But ultimately I can get a coffee from any of them. However, with sports rights, the fact is that Sky & BT offer completely different products as other than Premiership rights, they both have exclusive deals for the other sports they show. Whilst they keep trying to get one up on the other and pay overinflated prices for football rights it is only going to affect us, the consumer, as realistically there is no competition in this field, only a choice of whether to have none, some or all sports and the more you choose, the more you pay. |
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I couldn't be bothered posting, recognised that for some...if they can point to sky as big bad provider, their day is complete. And nothing is for free, Virgin is not a benevolent company...more myths bust :D |
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Aye I remember the day they announced sky couldn't have all the premier league rights and split the rights up proclaiming "this will be great news for the consumer and provide competition which will push down prices"
Rather than paying one subscription and getting everything the consumer now has to pay two subscriptions as both companies continue to raise their prices with nothing seemingly to stop them |
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