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Re: ESPN, BT, Euro, Premier and Sky Sports news
Van Persie joins BT Sport's dream team! United striker to appear alongside Bale in ambitious broadcaster's ad campaign.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/foo...#ixzz2RaHp08cs
BT Group plc vs SKY Sports : "Like a war without the killing" + BT bundle would need to be GBP 10 cheaper say consumers.
http://www.economy-news.co.uk/shares...ressure-453543
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Headline results from Nomura's survey on interest in BT Sports
29% expressed interest in subscribing to BT Sports.
33% would pay GBP 10 or more per month. 51% would pay GBP 5 p.m.
Only 7% would look to switch to BT if BT keeps BT Sports exclusive.
27% of Sky subscribers and 37% of VMED users might move TV and broadband to BT if BT were cheaper. The majority said the BT bundle would need to be GBP 10 cheaper or the Sports channels given free.
Only 4% said they were likely to move to Pay TV in the next 12 months.
17% said they were likely to upgrade to high-speed broadband in the next year, with interest greatest with Sky and Talk Talk users. Matt has upgraded Sky fibre projections with his report, and we remain confident that the BT Sports launch will help to accelerate the pace of fibre adoption in the UK – a key driver of Openreach valuation.
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