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Old 05-06-2010, 15:48   #158
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Re: Acquisition by Sky of Virgin Media Television

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Originally Posted by Amelia View Post
And the evidence of the above is where?
Which sentence, the first one or the second one?

If the second one, Sky have been chasing Freeview slots for years, Google Sky Picnic, if the first sentence they both agreed to it and analysts have said it was a mutually beneficial deal.

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/65fb9ae6-7...44feabdc0.html

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British Sky Broadcasting's £160m purchase of seven channels owned by Virgin Media is a good deal for both parties, analysts and bankers said yesterday.
From the above link is something many who like phoning up to get stuff for free will adore, perhaps another thing for you to phone up for

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"We think this greatly improves the chances for Virgin actually to charge for HD as a separate part of its offering to customers, which will have a significant effect on ARPU [average revenue per user]," Toby Syfret, of Enders Analysis, said.
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