Thread: BT Vision: A threat to NTL?
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Old 10-12-2006, 14:50   #12
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Re: BT Vision: A threat to NTL?
Personally, I can see a lot of people signing up for it just for the near-live Football matches (unless NTL/Virgin start advertising the fact that they won the internet deal for near live matches).

As for the blocky News 24, that was just the Freeview reception in that area.

I welcome the competition that BT Vision provides, especially for VOD content which up until now, has been more or less exclusive to NTL (not including methods requiring knowledge of the internet like Five's VOD service). When BT start advertising their 1,000 movies on VOD, maybe Filmflex will stop boasting about their 500 movies and start actually adding more movies to their service.
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