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Old 17-06-2012, 09:12   #62
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Re: TiVo vs Sky+ Benefits

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Originally Posted by one2escape View Post
Next year it wont just be Virgin, BT and Sky there wil be a company entering the market with more aggressively. That company is Microsoft. They will be pushing there new Xbox as the entertainment hub for all your viewing.
Yep couldn't agree more , also factor in the rise of connected TV's , Youview , PS3 , Roku , Apple TV etc.

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Originally Posted by one2escape View Post
I said it once and I said it again Virgin should of stayed in the content business as content is king as the way we watch TV is becoming platform agnostic.
I believe this was the main reason behind BT's purchase of the football rights it also gives them bargaining power when trying to strike a deal for carrying the Sky channels on its Vision platform. BSKYB bought into HBO content for Atlantic to offer its customers , even Netflix have now started to commision some of its own content.
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