Thread: Are Lovefilm & Netflix a threat to Virgin?
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Old 11-01-2012, 00:27   #48
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Re: Are Lovefilm & Netflix a threat to Virgin?
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Originally Posted by Chad View Post
Totally agree.

I've noticed that the majority of posters in this thread either have V+, TiVo or SKY+. If people take time out, and review the week ahead on free to air TV, they can record plenty of quality films which will certainly surpass the content on Picturebox and will really give Lovefilm and Netflix a run for their money. I don't understand why people would pay to watch movies that are no better than those offered on free to view TV. I can understand about TV boxsets on Lovefilm and Netflix but not the limited selection of movies.
Netflix and Lovefilm have deals for the 2nd Pay-TV windows. As such, new films would arrive on those services before Terrestrial TV.
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