Thread: Would you like to see new TV Packs introduced
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Old 04-03-2011, 19:02   #38
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Re: Would you like to see new TV Packs introduced
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Originally Posted by Big-Ted View Post
Plus sky's pricing model means that they most likely make a profit on all channels from the sub for just one pack, that's why it's so cheap to add to it as means a bit more profit.
Sky's pricing model means they make a profit on all channels regardless of it anyone even takes the pack they're in.
Every single channel on their epg has to pay them a platform contribution fee.
I'd be interested to see how much it costs the BBC to be on VM, as we know it costs them nearly £4.5m JUST for BBC one to be on Sky. Tempted to put in a freedom of information request to the BBC to find out.
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