Thread: General Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2013) Vol. 2.
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Old 28-04-2013, 17:18   #844
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Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2013) Vol. 2.
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Originally Posted by huxleypiguk View Post
However business is business. Sky is allowed exclusives just as BT, VM and FreeSat are if they want to.

Remember if VM wanted to own content then they could have kept their channels and stopped Sky from having them. They chose to go where the money is. ie: broadband and an ip network, which Sky doesn't have and which could make VM a lot of money in the future.

When you look at Skys lineup there isn't much there that is missing on VM of any quality IMHO.
We know that Sky are allowed to do it HP, but the fact is that the law of the land shouldn't allow them to do it. How is this good for the customer? To get what we want, we have to subscribe to Sky and Virgin. Ridiculous!

The content we are missing is SA content. Mad Men, Boardwalk Empire, Blue Bloods, Treme.... need I go on?

I can't believe you think this is OK, HP, if indeed that is what you are saying. Stupid state of affairs.
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