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Old 10-09-2012, 21:31   #112
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Re: Virgin TV Anywhere arriving in Autumn 2012

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Originally Posted by passingbat View Post
I'm talking linear channels (you're the one that says linear aren't important because you can get it via on demand).If VM still had linear channels with decent new content, we wouldn't be waiting so long to get Atlantic.
I'd like to have seen VM hold onto their own channels but streamline it down to a few , personally I think Virgin 1 and Living should have been kept with the others sacrificed. VM were doing a decent job with these channels , Living had gone HD and was exclusive so it would have been possible to do the same with Virgin 1 and maybe keep the HD variants exclusive on the VM platform to use as leverage with other platforms , it would have also helped with channels/content on the move like this TV Anywhere product.
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