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Originally Posted by denphone
l don't think there is much difference but the fact remains that Sky for many many years used their huge financial resources to distort the market to suit their own increasingly monopolising position and in that process put ITV Digital and Setanta Sports out of business and also forced ESPN to withdraw from the UK market but now another big boy has come along and they don't like it up them one bit but it serves them right because like all bullies in the playground someone else comes along to start to bully them and give them the same treatment they have given many others in the last 15 years plus and as the old saying goes you reap what you sow.
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But they will still abuse their position Den. Everyone knows my argument is that Sky should put prices down to reflect the lost content, but they won't.
All they will do is keep ripping off the people who keep paying.
The only way to stop Sky being dominant is for people to stop paying them over the top for sports.
BT are trying to take Sky on, whether it is for the customer or their own gain I do not know. It is pointless though if people blindly pay Sky what Sky want.
I won't be drawn into an argument on this (everyone will be pleased to know) but the sooner people vote with their wallets, the sooner we will see real change.