Thread: Compatiability - can VM carry Sky's HD/red button features?
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Old 11-07-2007, 20:10   #7
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Re: Compatiability - can VM carry Sky's HD/red button features?
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Originally Posted by starsailor123uk View Post
Except that the interactive extra versus HD extra falls down on the basis that its integral to the product. Sky Customers don't pay extra for the interactive services whereas they pay a £10 additional subscription for HD

The reason it is excluded is probably either

a) The rate card made little or no reference to it as it was in its infancy when the rate card was created and its needs refinement. Hopefully this may be addressed as part of OFCOM current review of PayTV

b) The reasons are a combination of a) , technical issues and capacity
or put simply its an ace up sky's sleeve,why release such good offerings to competitors when youre not forced to.
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