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Originally Posted by thelem
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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Thats the date thats floating around in work, Q1 2008. Although no doubt they will carry on analogue until such areas are upgraded to sufficient capacity - I'm guessing network upgrades are really going to be pressed on with since the merger, as they try to align more and more former ntl systems/processes/services with telewest systems/processes/services (which AFAIK the TW side of the network is fully broadband/dtv enabled already).
Oh, and no doubt they will advise those analogue customers before a good while before anything actually happens...
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Originally Posted by homealone
all true, which is what some people in some areas are worried about?
Leicester seems to be divided, for example??
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Sorry In my previous post please change Leeds to Leicester as just getting the post codes in my head mixed up - Leicester is what I meant. As far as I'm aware apart from the few pcokets in London which are being sorted out there are parts of Leicester which no doubt will be done all in good time, as per my post above.