Thread: Sky's ITV Stake Decided Today - VM May Bid For ITV
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Old 25-10-2008, 16:12   #14
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Re: Sky's ITV Stake Decided Today - VM May Bid For ITV
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Originally Posted by darthlinux View Post
If they decide to bid in a stake then you can pretty much see VM adding ITV HD and ITV ondemand, it just makes sense
There is nothing to stop ITV On Demand coming to Virgin Media right now, as far as I can see. Sky have already undertaken not to interfere in ITV's decision making.

Given that VM do not show all the +1 channels that they own on the VM platform, there is no guarantee that ownership of ITV by VM in the future will make a scrap of difference in terms of whether we get ITV HD or VOD.
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