Thread: Are VM and Avinity demonstrating "NGTV" at a trade show later this week?
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Old 25-03-2009, 16:10   #19
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Re: Are VM and Avinity demonstrating "NGTV" at a trade show later this week?
It's amazing how such positive news can turn into such negative posts!

I for one see this development as very positive and this partnership brings us one step nearer to my dream of being able to access programmes and films directly from the internet. We will eventually have an almost unlimited access to everything on our TV screens, although I dare say we will have to pay for most of it either by subscription or pay per view.

Brilliant! I can scarcely wait. And with the IPTV rollout due to be completed by sometime in 2010, this Utopia may come sooner rather than later. That really would be a coup for Virgin Media.
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