Thread: Should VM and Sky be worried?
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Old 24-07-2013, 22:33   #1
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Should VM and Sky be worried?
Not strictly VM news so feel free to move it.

Talk-Talk have announced today that they have increased their 'budget' (presumerably You-View) subscribers in the last quarter by 160,000.

With traditional pay-tv new subscriber levels plateauing, is it time for the big players to be worried? Maybe we have now passed the glory days and boom times for pay-tv.

I can honestly see You-View and FreeSat now making serious inroads to VM and Skys subscriber base in years to come.
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