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Old 18-01-2010, 09:41   #72
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Re: OFCOM ready to rule?

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Originally Posted by zantarous View Post
The BBC manage to offer red button services so I don't see a technical reason why they can't? And forgetting the technial side of delivery would Sky selling direct to cable viewers be good for us? No ofcourse not look at how VM negotiated a good deal on ESPN and brought the Asia world pack down to just £10. If Sky sold direct we would never get a good price.
Sadly we'll never know. Virgin's penchant for bunding channels is both a good and a bad thing. ESPN may cost less but it costs less because everyone on XL is paying for it whether they use it or not.
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