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Old 18-02-2007, 13:35   #23
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Re: Variety.Com: VM have Sky 'rattled'

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Originally Posted by Nikesh View Post
Very well simplified.

Lots of things have improved already.
Only one thing to add, the HBO content is free for XL members isn't it? Not entirely VoD?

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Originally Posted by Gavin View Post
I really don't think Sky are in the least bit worried about VM. When the hoo-hah of the wonderful Branson swooping down to save us from Murdoch's Sky with a wonderful media organisation dies down, we'll see nothing's really changed.
heh You obviously aren't seeing everything else the media and public are seeing then. They are starting objecting about a package of Sports which undercut them, buying a stake in ITV so Virgin couldn't, demanding customers call Virgin to let them know how much Virgin customers want Sky channels and they are so completely not worried about Virgin that they didn't buy any advertising on the day Virgin said they were going to launch. Yeh right

If you think Sky aren't in the least bit worried about Virgin, i'd love to know your ideas on why they did all this, as surely someone who isn't worried would concentrate on spending their money on improving their own services instead?????

Whether anything changes or not is a different matter, but they are concerned.
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