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Risco 21-04-2013 15:38

Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
Not sure where to put this, as it is about Virgin packages as a whole. Anyway with the takeover now confirmed, what LG bring to the table? Will we see more channels, a return to own brand channels, more exclusives and heavy investment in the broadband infrastructure meaning no usage caps?

I get the feeling it will be more of the same. What do you think?

denphone 21-04-2013 15:59

Re: Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
Well only the rest of this year will we see Liberty reveal their true plans and only then we can make some sort of judgement on then.

paultrademark 21-04-2013 16:25

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I don't think much will change to be honest

tvtimes 21-04-2013 16:26

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I'm not expecting much. I know they're massive, but they have already said they have no intention of expanding the network or investing in premium content. Not sure what they will do other than more of the same and continue to increase speeds etc.

toady 21-04-2013 17:33

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I suspect there will be larger bills :(

denphone 21-04-2013 17:49

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Quote:

Originally Posted by toady (Post 35563394)
I suspect there will be larger bills :(

Yes more buck and less bang one suspects.

Jameseh 21-04-2013 18:06

Re: Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
The return of some own brand channels presumably, as they want to run channels unlike the current lot.

Kymmy 21-04-2013 20:55

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Off topic posts removed.

Back on topic please

Dave42 23-04-2013 09:00

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a good channel negotiator team hopefully

johnasimmons 23-04-2013 09:16

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 35563952)
a good channel negotiator team hopefully

:clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:

denphone 23-04-2013 09:51

Re: Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 35563952)
a good channel negotiator team hopefully

Indeed.

Doug P 23-04-2013 13:01

Re: Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
Good negotiations yes but not one who rolls over and accepts everything demanded surely?

MovedGoalPosts 23-04-2013 18:16

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More off topic posts have been removed. Stick to the proper subject.

Dave42 24-04-2013 23:47

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Doug P (Post 35564062)
Good negotiations yes but not one who rolls over and accepts everything demanded surely?

yes exactly

tvtimes 27-04-2013 10:13

Re: Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 35563952)
a good channel negotiator team hopefully

Will be hard when they don't have anything to barter with though.

denphone 27-04-2013 10:27

Re: Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by tvtimes (Post 35565620)
Will be hard when they don't have anything to barter with though.

VM being part of LG will give them much more leverage one suspects.

Mr Banana 27-04-2013 13:05

Re: Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by tvtimes (Post 35565620)
Will be hard when they don't have anything to barter with though.

A minimum of 8 million viewers is a good thing to barter with though. (assumes 2 viewers per house hold)

They will have lots bargaining power when it comes to buying equipment ( Set Tops, Cabinet Equipment etc) which could lead to more cash being available to pay for programmes etc

JayAy 27-04-2013 15:56

Re: Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
I expect they will bring increased bills, a continued interest in driving down support costs through more offshore "support" and a lack of interest in Tivo. Expectations set low, so they may be able to exceed them.

Risco 27-04-2013 18:17

Re: Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35565622)
VM being part of LG will give them much more leverage one suspects.

I would also wager a lot more American exclusive channels and series heading VM way?

gidster 27-04-2013 22:32

Re: Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
Are LG into 3D ?

weegiegeek 27-04-2013 22:54

Re: Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
Looking at what LG brands have around the world, maybe some of these channels?

http://www.chellomedia.com/index.php?r=channels/index

I see they carry HBO in the Netherlands on UPC, which is a LG brand. It'd be nice to get HBO over here.

http://www.upc.nl/televisie/tv-zenders/

muppetman11 27-04-2013 23:19

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Quote:

Originally Posted by weegiegeek (Post 35565819)
Looking at what LG brands have around the world, maybe some of these channels?

http://www.chellomedia.com/index.php?r=channels/index

I see they carry HBO in the Netherlands on UPC, which is a LG brand. It'd be nice to get HBO over here.

http://www.upc.nl/televisie/tv-zenders/

The key being in the 'Netherlands' , BSKYB currently holds the rights for HBO content in the UK for the next few years at least.

weegiegeek 28-04-2013 01:11

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Perhaps, but once that's up for bidding again, who knows?

OLD BOY 28-04-2013 16:04

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Quote:

Originally Posted by weegiegeek (Post 35565867)
Perhaps, but once that's up for bidding again, who knows?

Well, when Virgin had rights to HBO on demand, it didn't do much with it. Having said that, with the different attitude we have noticed in recent months from VM, maybe at last we will have access to Boardwalk Empire, Treme, Blue Bloods, etc if HBO rights are bought up by VM in the future.

However, if they just give us Sky Atlantic, I guess everything will fall into place much easier. With the recent welcome co-operation and better relationships between VM and Sky, maybe we will get this channel after all later this year.

Hope springs eternal.....:mad:

Pierre 01-05-2013 11:27

Re: Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
Nothing will change, not for a few years at least.

Mr Banana 01-05-2013 11:29

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Posted in the news section but there are rumours around that Vodafone may look at buying Liberty?

http://www.cityam.com/article/vodafo...ad-liberty-bid

WestYorks 01-05-2013 11:34

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Top banana (Post 35566937)
Posted in the news section but there are rumours around that Vodafone may look at buying Liberty?

http://www.cityam.com/article/vodafo...ad-liberty-bid

Beginning of the end if that happens

denphone 01-05-2013 11:44

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Quote:

Originally Posted by WestYorks (Post 35566939)
Beginning of the end if that happens

It won't happen.

GrimUpNorth 01-05-2013 11:52

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Top banana (Post 35566937)
Posted in the news section but there are rumours around that Vodafone may look at buying Liberty?

http://www.cityam.com/article/vodafo...ad-liberty-bid

Could explain the deal in the recent results with 'an un-named mobile operator' for VM to do their backhaul.

Cheers

Grim

Pierre 01-05-2013 12:48

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Quote:

Originally Posted by GrimUpNorth (Post 35566954)
Could explain the deal in the recent results with 'an un-named mobile operator' for VM to do their backhaul.

Cheers

Grim

No it doesn't.

tvtimes 04-05-2013 18:53

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35565622)
VM being part of LG will give them much more leverage one suspects.

Maybe when it comes to smaller channels yes but I imagine the likes of Sky and BT will want something sizeable in return for their channels.

Saying that though, I heard VM did pretty well getting the Sky sports carriage rights again.

paul nolan 09-05-2013 18:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by tvtimes (Post 35568210)
Maybe when it comes to smaller channels yes but I imagine the likes of Sky and BT will want something sizeable in return for their channels.

Saying that though, I heard VM did pretty well getting the Sky sports carriage rights again.

With the emergence of BT Sport, I think its in Sky's interest to have given Virgin a very good deal this time around.

tvtimes 11-05-2013 17:54

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Quote:

Originally Posted by paul nolan (Post 35570012)
With the emergence of BT Sport, I think its in Sky's interest to have given Virgin a very good deal this time around.

I agree. I bet they are very happy they managed to secure a deal for a wholesale through VM considering what's now being offered bt BT for FREE.

Mr Banana 11-05-2013 21:30

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This is interesting and gives a view on what they own from a programme perspective

http://www.chellomedia.com/index.php?r=channels/index

tvtimes 12-05-2013 11:18

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Top banana (Post 35570741)
This is interesting and gives a view on what they own from a programme perspective

http://www.chellomedia.com/index.php?r=channels/index

CBS ones may be interesting the rest I haven't even heard of.

Mr Banana 12-05-2013 12:26

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Quote:

Originally Posted by tvtimes (Post 35570894)
CBS ones may be interesting the rest I haven't even heard of.

Looks like they are into Sports in a big way though so I think they will have a look at BT Sports

http://www.chellomedia.com/index.php?r=channels/index


Sport1 is part of our Sport TV Network covering the Netherlands, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Romania. In the Netherlands it is the number one premium sports channel available on subscription and carries the best international and Dutch sports, including the UEFA Champions League, F.A. Premier League, Italy's Serie A, Spain's La Liga, top international golf and tennis tournaments and MotoGP. Sport1 is also Central Europe's most popular sports channel, broadcast through local language feeds, each channel broadcasting the very best in international and local sports, including top international football, basketball, and ice hockey and the NFL.

tvtimes 13-05-2013 14:55

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Then they can expect to pay an awful lot more than the current deal with ESPN.
I can not forsee BT giving VM the channels for anything other than the standard subscription for the channels and I can not see Virgin being happy to pay that.

johnasimmons 13-05-2013 17:33

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Quote:

Originally Posted by tvtimes (Post 35571406)
Then they can expect to pay an awful lot more than the current deal with ESPN.
I can not forsee BT giving VM the channels for anything other than the standard subscription for the channels and I can not see Virgin being happy to pay that.

I have to agree with you tvtimes

Chad 21-05-2013 18:41

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Top banana (Post 35570923)
Looks like they are into Sports in a big way though so I think they will have a look at BT Sports

http://www.chellomedia.com/index.php?r=channels/index

Looks like thinks are changing at Liberty Global:

http://www.denverpost.com/business/c...#ixzz2TvwSPz5B

"Liberty Global Inc. has put its Chellomedia television-channel business up for sale."

"Chellomedia is Liberty Global's content division, producing and distributing TV channels in a variety of genres including sports, movies and cooking to roughly 390 million households worldwide."

Qtx 21-05-2013 18:51

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Top banana (Post 35570741)
This is interesting and gives a view on what they own from a programme perspective

http://www.chellomedia.com/index.php?r=channels/index

Not so interesting now they are selling ChelloMedia, so won't be bringing those channels to the table ;)

denphone 21-05-2013 19:04

Re: Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Qtx (Post 35574218)
Not so interesting now they are selling ChelloMedia, so won't be bringing those channels to the table ;)

But even if they don't bring them to the table they will still have considerable leverage to negotiate for things.

Mr Banana 21-05-2013 19:06

Re: Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chad (Post 35574208)
Looks like thinks are changing at Liberty Global:

http://www.denverpost.com/business/c...#ixzz2TvwSPz5B

"Liberty Global Inc. has put its Chellomedia television-channel business up for sale."

"Chellomedia is Liberty Global's content division, producing and distributing TV channels in a variety of genres including sports, movies and cooking to roughly 390 million households worldwide."

Gone down well - 1.5 dollar jump in the share price since yesterday. Looks like they are they following the VM route and getting out of the channel provider market.

denphone 21-05-2013 19:13

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The channel provider market as we know can cost a considerable amount of money and l think it is a wise move.

Chad 21-05-2013 20:28

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Top banana (Post 35574234)
Gone down well - 1.5 dollar jump in the share price since yesterday. Looks like they are they following the VM route and getting out of the channel provider market.

Indeed. I get the feeling they are more focused on internet than TV. Too early to say of course however it could be very interesting times for Virgin broadband customers.

tvtimes 22-05-2013 09:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35574232)
But even if they don't bring them to the table they will still have considerable leverage to negotiate for things.

Name them?

Mr Banana 23-05-2013 13:30

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Quote:

Originally Posted by tvtimes (Post 35574373)
Name them?

8 million potential viewers (assumes 2 people per home) Don't know all their names though?

tvtimes 23-05-2013 22:22

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Top banana (Post 35574873)
8 million potential viewers (assumes 2 people per home) Don't know all their names though?

Clearly not otherwise we'd have btsport and Sky atlantic by now. Sky and BT obviously fewl they dont need Vms 8m subscribers.
When it comes to non isp channels then yeah sure.
When Vm had their tv arm had considerable leverage.

spiderplant 23-05-2013 22:35

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Quote:

Originally Posted by tvtimes (Post 35575113)
Clearly not otherwise we'd have btsport by now.

Err... It doesn't launch until August.

Quote:

Originally Posted by tvtimes (Post 35575113)
When Vm had their tv arm had considerable leverage.

Perhaps you could back that up with some examples?

batchain 23-05-2013 22:54

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Quote:

Originally Posted by tvtimes (Post 35575113)
When Vm had their tv arm had considerable leverage.

You have this weird memory loss thing going on....


"- In January, despite a 15 per cent per cent increase in the viewing share of Virgin Media TV's channels over the last three years in Sky homes, Sky forced Virgin Media to accept an 85 per cent reduction in the price it pays for the channels

- Even when adjusted for the Sky basic channels' marginally higher share of total viewership and its larger subscriber base, Sky is demanding an annual price per subscriber some 1700 percent higher than it pays for the Virgin Media TV channels

This gaping disparity in channel valuation is the hallmark of Sky's systematic abuse of dominance and their longer term objective of suppressing existing and emerging competition from other companies. Throughout both sets of negotiations, Virgin Media have proposed relatively small adjustments to the status quo (mostly in Sky's favour). Sky, by contrast, have consistently tried to use their market power to fundamentally change in their favour the dynamics of the pay TV market."

andy_m 23-05-2013 23:12

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Virgin used their leverage, they were never going to be able to use it twice, and we did nicely out of it. I don't think that the latest deal means Atlantic is coming, but there is no doubt that the relationship between the two companies is improving, and that must be a good thing.

Dave42 24-05-2013 01:07

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Quote:

Originally Posted by tvtimes (Post 35575113)
Clearly not otherwise we'd have btsport and Sky atlantic by now. Sky and BT obviously fewl they dont need Vms 8m subscribers.
When it comes to non isp channels then yeah sure.
When Vm had their tv arm had considerable leverage.

then why was it VM only got the sky HD channels when they sold the channels to sky

Jameseh 24-05-2013 01:13

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Yeah, Bravo & Living were hardly a massive draw, if a draw at all. Living was pathetic until Sky took over.

denphone 14-11-2013 12:47

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VM boss backs VoD and fibre.


Quote:

Virgin Media chief executive Tom Mockridge has restated that high-speed broadband is at the heart of the business and revealed plans to ramp up VoD services.
Quote:

“We are going to stay unambiguously in front on broadband,” said Mockridge, speaking extensively for the first time since his appointment in May in the wake of Liberty Global’s $23.3bn (£15bn) takeover of the cable company. “Our HFC [hybrid fibre cable] network is the heart of the business.”
Quote:

In terms of programming and channels, the 58-year-old New Zealander believes that Virgin Media can “pick and choose” what it needs from third parties, rather than creating content itself.
Quote:

He also hinted at tougher channel carriage negotiations for TV providers that want to be on the Virgin network, saying: “We are not going to be able to support every entrepreneurial venture.”
Quote:

Mockridge is proud of VM’s pioneering deal to offer Netflix via its TiVo boxes, alongside Virgin’s other VoD offers. This is part of the content business that Mockridge is keen to develop further. “The Netflix deal is not transformative but it is another piece of having a comprehensive offer,” Mockridge explained.
Quote:

Mockridge is also willing to spend when necessary. One of his first big programming negotiations was for BT Sport, reaching a deal that is understood to be worth £70m over the next three years.
http://www.broadcastnow.co.uk/news/m...063639.article

denphone 22-11-2013 08:25

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Liberty Global’s Next Frontier Could Be Content.


http://stream.wsj.com/story/markets/SS-2-5/SS-2-389023/

steveh 22-11-2013 11:32

Re: Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
Though they just sold their content division Chellomedia to AMC Networks (who it seems want to launch their channels in Europe rather than selling their programmes (like Breaking Bad) to other channels).

If you look back at the history of Liberty Global's chairman John Malone he's basically a dealmaker, buying companies when the price is right then selling bits off when others value them more then buying them back again later at a better price. Through first TCI and then Liberty Media and Liberty Global he's had his fingers directly or indirectly in every major US media company at one time or another.

OLD BOY 22-11-2013 13:39

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35647942)
Liberty Global’s Next Frontier Could Be Content.


http://stream.wsj.com/story/markets/SS-2-5/SS-2-389023/

But Tom Mockridge said differently in your quote:

'In terms of programming and channels, the 58-year-old New Zealander believes that Virgin Media can “pick and choose” what it needs from third parties, rather than creating content itself.'

So I think the position is a little confused!

I did like his reference to 'a comprehensive offer', though. I don't care where the programmes come from, be it Sky, Netflix or wherever - but I want that content!

denphone 22-11-2013 13:49

Re: Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 35648022)
But Tom Mockridge said differently in your quote:

'In terms of programming and channels, the 58-year-old New Zealander believes that Virgin Media can “pick and choose” what it needs from third parties, rather than creating content itself.'

So I think the position is a little confused!

I did like his reference to 'a comprehensive offer', though. I don't care where the programmes come from, be it Sky, Netflix or wherever - but I want that content

Yes the more content available to customers the better.

Horizon 22-11-2013 22:23

Re: Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by steveh (Post 35647985)
Though they just sold their content division Chellomedia to AMC Networks (who it seems want to launch their channels in Europe rather than selling their programmes (like Breaking Bad) to other channels).

If you look back at the history of Liberty Global's chairman John Malone he's basically a dealmaker, buying companies when the price is right then selling bits off when others value them more then buying them back again later at a better price. Through first TCI and then Liberty Media and Liberty Global he's had his fingers directly or indirectly in every major US media company at one time or another.

Yep. And he's getting old, so his days of doing deals will be coming to an end soon, so he may be looking at one last big deal before retirement.

In a recent Telegraph article (link below) they were suggesting that the offloading of Chellomedia was to make the business less complicated so that someone like Vodafone can come along ang buy it.

Long term, whoever the owner is, I believe cable needs its own content otherwise it's simply a utility like gas and water.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/n...afone-bid.html

theone2k10 22-11-2013 23:39

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Jameseh (Post 35575167)
Yeah, Bravo & Living were hardly a massive draw, if a draw at all. Living was pathetic until Sky took over.

Sky have treated living like crap , when vm had living you only had to wait a few months for new seasons of Supernatural , Nikita etc.
Sky took over Living now you wait for over a year.

passingbat 22-11-2013 23:54

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Quote:

Originally Posted by theone2k10 (Post 35648282)
Sky have treated living like crap , when vm had living you only had to wait a few months for new seasons of Supernatural , Nikita etc.
Sky took over Living now you wait for over a year.

And they dumped Teen Wolf, White Collar and Chuck part way through. Thankully, various Netflix regions have all of those.

theone2k10 23-11-2013 00:08

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Quote:

Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35648286)
And they dumped Teen Wolf, White Collar and Chuck part way through. Thankully, various Netflix regions have all of those.

Exactly teen wolf is on MTV USA too mate you'll be able to access it via your smart DNS :)

passingbat 23-11-2013 00:16

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Quote:

Originally Posted by theone2k10 (Post 35648291)
Exactly teen wolf is on MTV USA too mate you'll be able to access it via your smart DNS :)


Even better, season 3 was very recently added to Netflix Mexico.

theone2k10 23-11-2013 01:04

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Quote:

Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35648293)
Even better, season 3 was very recently added to Netflix Mexico.

Hulu is pretty good to that has every episode on it from season 1 and tonnes of other content.
I wonder if they'll ever be a hulu uk i've heard whispers that hulu want to expand , but i'm taking them with a pinch of salt until i get something confirmed. I wonder if this is where lg could be going with their VOD path.

denphone 23-11-2013 08:03

Re: Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by theone2k10 (Post 35648282)
Sky have treated living like crap , when vm had living you only had to wait a few months for new seasons of Supernatural , Nikita etc.
Sky took over Living now you wait for over a year.

Oh for the days of Bravo and Virgin 1.

passingbat 23-11-2013 09:26

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Quote:

Originally Posted by theone2k10 (Post 35648308)
Hulu is pretty good to that has every episode on it from season 1.

Netflix Mexico also has every episode, including the last broadcast one in August this year. And there are no adds on Netflix. And can't you only get every episode on hulu if you have Hulu+?

---------- Post added at 08:26 ---------- Previous post was at 08:20 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35648331)
Oh for the days of Bravo and Virgin 1.

Actually, in my view, apart from a few shows, the content across VM's channels was not very good. There was barely one channels worth of content. In my view, Sky got that bit right in closing all but one channel down.

joff81 23-11-2013 15:07

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I know one thing they brought to the table and that's a £5.50 price increase starting February 2014 !!!!

I just got my letter today

denphone 23-11-2013 15:20

Re: Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
Indeed no price rises are nice but all will follow suit l am afraid.

theone2k10 23-11-2013 15:59

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Quote:

Originally Posted by passingbat (Post 35648342)
Netflix Mexico also has every episode, including the last broadcast one in August this year. And there are no adds on Netflix. And can't you only get every episode on hulu if you have Hulu+?

---------- Post added at 08:26 ---------- Previous post was at 08:20 ----------


That could be why i'm seeing every episode mate as i pay a friend via paypal who lives in America and she does the HULU+ subscription for me of her credit card.
I fully agree with you too Netflix has no adverts whereas HULU even HULU+ does , watching the eps via mtv usa has adverts too but you can get around those using adblockplus on firefox or chrome.

muppetman11 28-12-2013 16:10

Re: Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Top banana (Post 35566937)
Posted in the news section but there are rumours around that Vodafone may look at buying Liberty?

http://www.cityam.com/article/vodafo...ad-liberty-bid

They're being linked with buying everyone :)

http://www.theguardian.com/business/...vodafone-bskyb

denphone 29-12-2013 08:17

Re: Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by muppetman11 (Post 35658308)
They're being linked with buying everyone :)

http://www.theguardian.com/business/...vodafone-bskyb

Personally l cannot see this happening MM and regards this as speculative tittle tattle.

muppetman11 29-12-2013 09:34

Re: Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35658461)
Personally l cannot see this happening MM and regards as speculative tittle tattle.

I don't doubt it Den however I think it makes perfect sense and is a great opportunity for Vodafone to sell its 4G services to Sky's 10m + subscribers whilst bundling it with TV on the go , the Murdoch's controlling interest would be a stumbling block one would imagine unless they are looking to exit amid the failed takeover and hacking scandal.

spankysmagicpian 29-12-2013 15:32

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Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35658461)
Personally l cannot see this happening MM and regards this as speculative tittle tattle.

It wants moving to the 'Coming Soon' thread then

denphone 29-12-2013 15:34

Re: Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by spankysmagicpian (Post 35658531)
It wants moving to the 'Coming Soon' thread then

l concur to your great wisdom Spanky.:D

MaverickJesus 31-12-2013 11:01

Re: Liberty Global - what will they bring to the table?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35658461)
Personally l cannot see this happening MM and regards this as speculative tittle tattle.

:rolleyes:


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