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Old 12-04-2009, 16:27   #403
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Re: Legal action taken against Virgin Media throttling practices

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Originally Posted by ahardie View Post
I do remember something of the history of how BSkyB came about yes and I think my point still stands. BSkyB have had a monopoly of subscription based satellite broadcasting since the early nineties.
Though not a monopoly on subscription based TV. They have the competitor that is cable. There's also the various IPTV platforms.

FWIW I see your point to an extent however I don't see how this is relevant to Virgin Media's debt, a number of extremely overpriced acquisitions and bad business decisions are more responsible than Sky. I certainly don't see how it's relevant to STM. More relevant to that is lack of network maintenance / upgrade in the past and the pushing out of the 20M service prematurely.
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