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Old 02-04-2009, 17:18   #4
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Re: Sky hd for tower blocks

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Originally Posted by kirk1690 View Post
Now I have been told having only lived in a tower block for a few months that you can get sky standard but you cannot get skyplus or skyplus hd because of the extra feeds they need now if this is true surely sky could make an exception and provide the hd package to virgin subscribers in properties that are in this situation , they wouldn't be losing money cause we cannot switch anyway so they would be making money, think il write to mr sky.
Hell will freeze over first. Sky is pushing its installation designed for shared buildings quite aggressively. They aren't interested in giving Virgin a leg-up, they are interested in persuading landlords that if their building needs a community antenna, that should be a sky satellite dish rather than a Virgin cable.

Virgin will get Sky's HD channels eventually but all Virgin subs will get access to them at the same time when that time comes. However if your landlord isn't interested in running the extra cables you need to use a PVR, your only alternative is Virgin, because the V+ service still only requires one cable coming into your flat.
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