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Virginmedia resell Sky1,Sky2,Skyports1,2,3,4,Sky news,Skysportsnews,Skyliving and many more plus they also resell BT ADSL but what do they give anyone else? They try to force consumers to sign upto there own cable network by refusing to allow any other company access to it. Considering they cover 12 million homes I feel that is unfair. |
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Can you watch the films from the 6 major studios on Virginmedia? YES The ITV HD deal is not exclusive to Sky ITV have stated Virgin are free to have it. Sky should approach the banks that own Virginmedias £6BILLION debt about getting access to Virginmedias broadband network. |
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Do you have a quote from VM? |
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The point is there is no "Exclusivity contract" with Sky if ITV are being greedy and creating deals that they believe will bring them more money then contact ITV and tell them you think its unfair.
I believe the issue is ITV 2,3,4HD are behind a pay wall on Sky (ITV''s request) so they get part of the subs, For Virginmedia and Smallworld to carry them they also must put them behind a paywall. Which means they will have to give up some subs money. They obviously don't think its worth it to their subscribers. ITV are a business at the end of the day and things like this become a problem for providers that give inclusive HD channels. Virginmedia should consider a small HD fee like maybe £4 a month and explain to customers if they want the bestHD content then it costs money to produce, broadcast, and for Virginmedia to buy in. When Virginmedia customers moan Sky want to much for some HD content they need to understand Sky customers pay £10 a month for HD. So for that £10 they deserve better content than Virginmedia are giving for free, or inclusive in the package. You can't have it both ways if Virgin charged for HD they could afford Atlantic and the rest of the channels. Allowing your customers to blame Sky is to easy and Virign are happy to sit back and let it happen. |
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According to this article it is non exclusive -
http://m.guardian.co.uk/media/2011/m...a&type=article |
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What is more likely is, Virgin want the channels on the cheap, and are not willing to pay a fair price.
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