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Old 08-07-2007, 17:48   #248
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Re: Virgin Media News

So, to put it simply, Sky could have ITV on a Subscription. SO to watch the main terrestrial stuff such as Corrie and so on, youd have to pay one of the package prices.

Anyone for £15 p/m to watch ITV, on top of the £130 per annum TV license?

£130 divided by 4 (quarters) = £33.33
£15 x 3 (months = 1 quarter) = £45

£33.33 + £45 = £78.33 per quarter.

Divided by 3 (months) = £26.11 p/m

£26.11 per month to watch and listen to the BBC and ITV. Great stuff....

Nope. Virgin Media, Channel 4 and the BBC are right to point this out, and this would again open the door for a new offer for ITV from VM, to add to the content to UKTV, VoD and bring money in from the States in content agreements with other countries, much like the BBC America offering.

BBC and VM already have a good partnership, and along with C4 also, an ITV proposal with VM coul be just the ticket, providing that Private Bid fails.

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EDIT: Does anyone think the England matches are now on ITV because of Sky?
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