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Originally Posted by tvtimes
You have completely and entirely misunderstood my post.
I am aware BT already wholesale to Sky! I am aware Sky are offering their BB through BT's network i'm not that dumb. I was talking about when BT build their fibre network. I'm not interested in Chris and VM national. I am talking about when BT release fibre to the other 40% of the country which is currently not 'fibred up'
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BT have announced nothing of the sort so no idea what you're talking about.
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What i am trying to say about Tivo is when they and VM team up and Tivo comes back into this country this is going to be a big advancement over what pvrs are currently available on VM and Sky. Coupled with IPTV, internet ondemand delivery and what VM already have in their ondemand portfolio is going to make it groundbreaking in this country. Like i have said before Tivo dominates the US market for Pvr's, Taiwan, Australia etc. It is the PVR to have.
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Repeating BT have announced nothing of the sort so no idea what you're talking about. BT making their access plant available doesn't make FTTP from OLOs miraculously appear.
Acronym soup intended.
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I never mentioned VM were going to cable an extra 40% of the country, again you missconsrewed my post. I was talking about when BT wholesale their fibre network to their competitors. Vm will have a possible 40 extra percentage of the country and they won't have the maitenance costs either. Therefore vm will have a big influx of customers that will drive up revenue for them. I never said vm would 'magically' pay off all their debt. This will take years but the customer reach is going to expand massively and that will certainly help with VM's burdening debt.
I'm sorry if i wasn't clear enough.  
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I have no idea why you think BT would magically deploy fibre to 40% of the least desirable 50% of the UK - not going to happen. You clearly have no idea how this is all working else you'd understand BT's fibre deployment will raise the deep fibre availability, without government subsidy, from 50% to 60-65%-ish of the UK population, that being the financially viable amount without government cash.