Thread: TiVo Medium term strategy for virgin media
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Old 19-09-2013, 14:31   #18
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Re: Medium term strategy for virgin media
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Originally Posted by steveh View Post
Given that NBCUniversal own Picturebox and Sony Pictures / Walt Disney own Virgin Movies On Demand you would have thought they would be directly able to produce a more competitive offering themselves.
To be fair, I think there is a very decent choice on Virgin Movies. However, I wish they would offer it on a subscription basis. The problem with PPV is that if you are 20 minutes into a film and you clearly aren't going to get into it, you have wasted your money if you decide not to watch any more.

I would rather pay my subscription money to Virgin than to Sky for their film channels.
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