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Paul 14-08-2024 00:32

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by vincerooney (Post 36181344)
The year is 2035 and the whole streaming argument stuff continues to dominate the coming to virgin media thread...

I'm glad you think we'll still be here in 2035. ;)

jfman 14-08-2024 05:55

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36181343)
2035 comes out of what I said in 2015, which is what I believed would be different ‘in 20 years’ time’. You are the one twisting all this to make this ‘absolutist’. I really don’t care what happens, I’m just telling you what it looks like, but you are shutting your eyes to everything going on around you which doesn’t reflect your belief.

You do seem not to be capable of sensible debate and for that reason I’ll leave you to it for now. Just know that this is all playing out the way I thought it would. Only the exact end date for terrestrial and satellite broadcasting is not yet known.

OB it comes from your very specific claim that all linear broadcasting* will have ceased by then.

*Linear broadcasting not clearly defined.

Far from having my eyes closed I log into my Peacock TV USA app and see a suite of linear channels, broadcast to a schedule, 24 hours a day in addition to on demand content.

Huxie 14-08-2024 07:39

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Please, please, can you take it over to the correct thread:
https://www.cableforum.uk/board/show...php?t=33709854

Quote:

*All* pointless arguments about whether the future of TV is in linear broadcasting, video on-demand, a mixture of both, or something as-yet uninvented, should now take place here.

jfman 14-08-2024 08:18

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Huxie (Post 36181348)
Please, please, can you take it over to the correct thread:
https://www.cableforum.uk/board/show...php?t=33709854

A very welcome proposition so those of us, today in 2024, with hard disk recorders can ponder whether TV360 is a step backwards from the V6. Which not being able to access recordings when the internet goes does because of arbitrary flags in the cloud it absolutely is.

epsilon 14-08-2024 08:31

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36181343)
..but you are shutting your eyes to everything going on around you which doesn’t reflect your belief.

Well, you are the expert in that field!

Media Boy UK 14-08-2024 12:21

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Premier Sports are set to launch 'Premier Sports Rugby' in November or December.

What will this new channel show?

*Premier Sports will show all 63 games from the Champions Cup
*the Challenge Cup will have two pool matches per round, two from the Round of 16, and all matches from the quarter-finals onwards - building on the 20 Challenge Cup matches it aired last season.
*all 151 URC fixtures
*over 100 TOP14 matches
*Non-live content for the channel is yet to be strategised

CEO Richard Sweeney, at the same briefing as Raynaud, revealed the channel is planned to launch in November or December - with EPCR competitions getting underway on 6/7/8 December.

https://www.broadcastnow.co.uk/broad...196219.article

vincerooney 14-08-2024 23:49

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
what do we think the chances are of premier sports remaining in the larger pack on VM? I'd say slim to none but they may be getting a slight boost in adverts...it would involve virgin media to reinvest some of the money they're saving from not having TNT Sports in the top package...which they'll probably just give to the shareholders

Media Boy UK 15-08-2024 01:47

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by vincerooney (Post 36181387)
what do we think the chances are of premier sports remaining in the larger pack on VM? I'd say slim to none but they may be getting a slight boost in adverts...it would involve virgin media to reinvest some of the money they're saving from not having TNT Sports in the top package...which they'll probably just give to the shareholders

Will it was Setanta Sports was first become free to the old XL package.

But due to Setanta going into administration 2009 Setanta can't use that name in the UK so it then owner Michael O'Rourke did launch a Sport channel in the UK called MSK Sports - now known as Premier Sports.

Virgin Media has make the following Sports channels free on it Family pack since 2007 until 2023:

2007 - Setanta Sports UK
2009 - ESPN UK
2013 - BT Sports

---------- Post added at 01:47 ---------- Previous post was at 01:33 ----------

Wiki says Premier Sports is now own by SSBL Limited and Amazon.

epsilon 15-08-2024 04:00

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Media Boy UK (Post 36181388)
Wiki says Premier Sports is now own by SSBL Limited and Amazon.

The company formerly known as Setanta Sports Broadcasting Limited...

Media Boy UK 15-08-2024 17:16

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Online Rumour:

Digital Spy is reporting that TNT Sports UK are set to bid for NFL's UK Media Rights.

Sky Sports current deal with NFL ends after this season in February 2025.

ozsat 15-08-2024 17:37

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Sky have a few NFL games each week - the bigger NFL Game Pass is with DAZN.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Media Boy UK (Post 36181423)
Online Rumour:

Digital Spy is reporting that TNT Sports UK are set to bid for NFL's UK Media Rights.

Sky Sports current deal with NFL ends after this season in February 2025.


Mr K 15-08-2024 20:24

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Media Boy UK (Post 36181423)
Online Rumour:

Digital Spy is reporting that TNT Sports UK are set to bid for NFL's UK Media Rights.

Sky Sports current deal with NFL ends after this season in February 2025.

Another crap 'sport'. Rugby for wimps who need a suit of armour plus make up.

RichardCoulter 15-08-2024 22:19

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Media Boy UK (Post 36181357)
Premier Sports are set to launch 'Premier Sports Rugby' in November or December.

What will this new channel show?

*Premier Sports will show all 63 games from the Champions Cup
*the Challenge Cup will have two pool matches per round, two from the Round of 16, and all matches from the quarter-finals onwards - building on the 20 Challenge Cup matches it aired last season.
*all 151 URC fixtures
*over 100 TOP14 matches
*Non-live content for the channel is yet to be strategised

CEO Richard Sweeney, at the same briefing as Raynaud, revealed the channel is planned to launch in November or December - with EPCR competitions getting underway on 6/7/8 December.

https://www.broadcastnow.co.uk/broad...196219.article

No mention of it coming to Virgin though, though I imagine it will.

Media Boy UK 16-08-2024 02:25

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
I can confirmed that AEW All in London 2024 will be shown on ITV4 HD on August 29th from 9pm and will broadcast for FIVE Hours.

Source: V6 Box EPG.

alwaysabear 16-08-2024 10:38

Re: Virgin TV (2024)
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36181439)
Another crap 'sport'. Rugby for wimps who need a suit of armour plus make up.

You obviously know nothing about the sport or you would not make such a statement!


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