Thread: TiVo Medium term strategy for virgin media
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Old 10-09-2013, 20:48   #6
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Re: Medium term strategy for virgin media
I am hoping that the Netflix deal is the first big step towards getting access to a world full of programmes in the future.

Netflix itself will get better as they buy up rights to stream programmes in the UK and eventually it will look like the US version.

In five years' time I think the scene will be drastically changed and we will have a huge choice of material available to us from a range of different sources.

This is the beginning of the end for linear TV, which I believe will start to contract in the not so distant future. Sky Atlantic won't matter any more!

(Did I just say that??)
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