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Old 23-03-2012, 13:53   #181
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Re: sky movies (excess profits)

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Originally Posted by richard1960 View Post
I think the issue is that Sky have tied up all the deals with the movie studios for fisrt run movies meaning their financial muscle is such unless other people can compete consumers do not have much of a choice,the last time i looked at the Netflix website hardly any of their films were up to date.
I agree , don't forget though that Netflix's price of £6.00 would have to increase for them to show movies at a similar time to Sky , Netflix have openly said they want to work at their current price point.
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