Thread: SD TV price rises
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Old 02-02-2012, 12:10   #111
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Re: TV price rises

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Originally Posted by Alan Fry View Post
The only player in the Pay-TV industry are Sky and Virgin Media, and that how it will stay for a long time!

Unless BT seriously improves its tv service or buys BskyB (bar the channels, which would remain under News Corp ownership)
That's what i'm saying, fibre optic investments is like stage 1. They don't have to be a content provider to be successful, NTL,Videotron,Cable London and Cable and Wireless proved that.

BT's network and equipment is available throughout much of the UK reaching most of the UK apart from Kingston upon Hull. BT will simply use tactics like Free 50MB broadband and unlimited calls when they subscribe to a TV package costing £30 or something to worm customers in.

A lot of people are reluctant to leaving BT for another phone company so it would be quite easy with some people.
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