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Old 23-02-2009, 11:22   #334
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Exclamation Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2009)

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Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu View Post
We always have this problem with new channels coming, All Sky viewers have this luck, that when a new channel comes out, it goes onto Sky.

This is why VM are so far behind in the media business, each time l switch on Sky, there is a new channel, but with VM you have to wait months or even a few years, all this talk of new channels coming on, so where are they.

I was told by an engineer, that we have the tech' to get as many channels as possible.
If, for example, a channel is free-to-air or even free-to-view, does that speed up the process of getting it on VM, bandwidth permitting, or does as much paper have to be signed and money change hands?

Would, for example, Channel 4 +1 have been in that category?

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Originally Posted by Andrewcrawford23 View Post
the engineer lioed to you what a surpise both virign and sky engineer lie to there customers
I doubt that engineers, Sky or VM, intentionally lie to customers. They are usually just overzealous, ill-informed or misinformed guys and gals wishing to impress.
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