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DaMac · 05-04-2012, 19:38

The fact that the bbc is an impartial broadcaster means that the streams will be have to be availble to any available platform that can carry them, it's obvious that Virgin just don't want to work out a way to carry these for people with boxes they are trying to make obsolete, it is also obvious that the "best way to watch tv ever" isn't connected to a network able to broadcast the best olympic tv coverage ever, this is a massive coo for SKY and it shows just how flexible their system is, and therfore technically more able to move and evolve than VM. Thank god i've got freesat to fall back on, jeez £107 a month doesn't get you much these days does it.

05-04-2012, 19:38	#29
DaMac Inactive Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: North West England Services: VM 200mb Gamer BB, 1m Motorised Satellite, Netflix 4K, Amazon Prime 4K, VM M TV, Freesat HD. Posts: 920	Re: How should Virgin offer the Olympics to their customers? The fact that the bbc is an impartial broadcaster means that the streams will be have to be availble to any available platform that can carry them, it's obvious that Virgin just don't want to work out a way to carry these for people with boxes they are trying to make obsolete, it is also obvious that the "best way to watch tv ever" isn't connected to a network able to broadcast the best olympic tv coverage ever, this is a massive coo for SKY and it shows just how flexible their system is, and therfore technically more able to move and evolve than VM. Thank god i've got freesat to fall back on, jeez £107 a month doesn't get you much these days does it.