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Surely the best advertising is targeted, in this case to sports fans, who will mainly watch (at this time) Sky Sports.
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It was a mistake to let Sky build such a massive dominance in the sports market. But the broadcasting rules allowed them to do that. Well, those same rules should force them to accept all advertising on those channels. Sky shouldn't be allowed to win this, but it worries me that they probably will. |
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So what is the exact rules, anyone got a link?
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As I read it, it's entirely up to Ofcom to decide what is "undue discrimination" |
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Ok so until then, people can't really complain they are breaking any 'rules' then.
No doubt Ofcom will be their usual efficient selves ;) |
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As I said, why would you allow your competitors to advertise on your own competing market channels? |
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ESPN, which currently holds the rights to some Premier League matches, does run football ads across Sky Sports, but does have a reciprocal carriage deal to air Sky channels. BT does not currently have a deal to air its sports content to Sky customers. |
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Yes they had a reciprocal deal that they agreed with ESPN. But that's not to say they have to automatically carry BT's adverts on their channels.
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I think SKY will get away with this.
All SKY need to do is prove it would be to the detriment of their own product / business to allow a rivals adverts on their channels, especially channels that the rival is actually looking to poach subscribers from with their own new service. It's the key reason BT will want their adverts run on SKY Sports. Did SKY allow adverts for Setanta Sports on the SKY Sports channels? |
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