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Originally Posted by muppetman11
I've already looked Sky attracted 10,100 new TV subscribers from Jun 11 to Jun 12 in the same period VM TV numbers remained unchanged however they did take their TIVO userbase from 34,000 in Q2 11 to 939,000 which is a phenomenal achievement they also added 38,000 to a pay TV tier presumably from M TV again impressive , Sky upgraded 521,000 to HD and added another 152,00 multiroom subs. The VM presentation reported a net cable customer loss of 15,000 , Sky reported a total customer increase of 312,000 across all its product range.
Both companies TV results would suggest Pay TV subscriber numbers have reached a plateau , however both companies are producing good figures by enticing customers to upgrade to premium products.
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Bloody hell you should get a job in the sky spin department. In the last qtr vm who cover half the country added 21k tv customers, sky, who cover all of the country added 20k customers.
There were posts saying vm are falling behind on the tv side the customer numbers say different.
Btw, Bank of America are speculating that sky will have their poorest tv performance for a decade, estimating growth of 14k.
Lets see how accurate they are?