Thread: General Coming soon to Virgin TV 2014
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Old 03-01-2014, 01:08   #36
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Re: Coming soon to Virgin TV 2014
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Originally Posted by theone2k10 View Post
It's owned by Sky but my source tells me Sky want the NowTV app on as many platforms as possible including TiVo.
I think this year we'll see more in the way of on demand apps on Tivo.
I think that some, not you, are posting on the basis that Now TV has to offer a range of live entertainment channels and live Sky Sports passes. The version of Now TV on YouView is more like a competitor to Netflix. It just offers a range of on-demand films for £8.99 per month. No Sport, no live TV, no on-demand TV. If Now TV appeared on Tivo, I think this would be the version available.

In other news, I wonder if MGM HD could make it onto VM? It's still listed on UPC Ireland under the HD channels.
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