Thread: General No Sky Atlantic on VM for a "long long time"...
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Old 15-05-2014, 14:19   #41
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Re: No Sky Atlantic on VM for a "long long time"...
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Originally Posted by Anypermitedroute View Post
This I do agree with old boy, until Sky the content supplier and Sky the provider are seperated then all others will be at a disadvantage unless a politics gets involved that either forces Sky to do a deal with VM or forces VM to allow sky a mechanism to sell directly to customer via an app for e.g..

fortunately/unfortunately sky can jsut say we made it available directly to all using the now TV method at a "reasonable" price so it think they covered themselves to be honest
Well I guess that's one of the reasons why Sky have done it, but it doesn't cut the mustard in my book. The Now TV box might make Sky Atlantic available to Sky customers but it remains the case that the content on Sky Atlantic is denied to other providers.

I'm glad that Sky are in the entertainment market and not the meat market.
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