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Old 06-02-2014, 15:20   #917
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Re: Coming soon to Virgin TV 2014

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Originally Posted by OLD BOY View Post
I agree that the country will be pretty fully cabled up within a few years, but surely what that means is that VM, Sky and the other operators will be on a level playing field at last in terms of access to customers and what they can provide. It means that VM will have a lot more customers than they do now because they will use BT's fibre optic cables to make this happen.

Surely that means they will have more clout in attracting broadcasters to their platform?
BT will have an advantage over Sky and TalkTalk as my understanding is that access to its fibre network is not price regulated whereas its ADSL network is price regulated. Whether VM decides to use BT's fibre network is an unknown, at the moment it no longer sells an ADSL product. It would seem a logical thing to do but it does confuse the offering slightly.
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