Thread: TiVo Medium term strategy for virgin media
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Old 10-09-2013, 14:13   #4
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Re: Medium term strategy for virgin media
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Originally Posted by passingbat View Post
To be fair, you can't expect a lot of current movies on Netflix for 6 quid a month. Part of the reason for the extra cost of Sky movies is because they have more of the recent films. Sky Movies and Netflix serve different requirements and I see no reason why they can't co exist.
I certainly won't be ditching my Sky Movies subscription just yet! Even allowing for an increased subscription for Netflix as they acquire a bigger library, it is still bound to be much better value that the Sky subscriptions, which are overinflated, in my opinion. To access series like 'Breaking Bad' is fantastic! Can't wait for Netflix to arrive at last.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technolog...UK-pay-TV.html
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