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thelem · 05-10-2006, 22:18

Where have you got that 2008 figure from? Remember ntl analogue switch-off is not at all related to terrestrial analogue switch-off.

ntl will continue to provide an analogue service to existing customer until they can be migrated to digital. Its possible that they will say that it is not economical to migrate some areas to digital, in which case they would probably stop offering services in those areas.

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thelem Inactive Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Portsmouth for Uni, and Bristol Age: 42 Services: Portsmouth: ntl Family, 2Mbps and Talk Unlimited Bristol: Telewest Supreme, 4Mbps and Talk Unlimite Posts: 156	Re: Analogue TV Where have you got that 2008 figure from? Remember ntl analogue switch-off is not at all related to terrestrial analogue switch-off. ntl will continue to provide an analogue service to existing customer until they can be migrated to digital. Its possible that they will say that it is not economical to migrate some areas to digital, in which case they would probably stop offering services in those areas.