Thread: New BBC iPlayer ?
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Old 09-05-2011, 16:59   #68
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Re: New BBC iPlayer ?
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Originally Posted by Another_Account View Post
Cheers - but is this not a case of forcing customers down a particular route....

Surely you shouldn't lose existing services by the introduction of TIVO. I'm a VIP customer with additional boxes and full Sky HD packages on each box paying £112 to £130 a month (dependent how many on demand films I watch).

I did see in the bit of the thread that I did read that it's not Virgin choice what BBC supply for On-Demand but if it was there pre TIVO I would expect it post TIVO and new content to be the selling point - not as it appears to have happened "if you want to continue to receiving this service fork out £149"
If I am not mistaken DF has stated that there is a problem with the OD stuff so that could be the problem?. I do not think that it is down to TIVO. Just my thoughts.

Sure someone will be along to say what is happening with the OD stuff?
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