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Old 08-11-2014, 15:47   #5144
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Re: ESPN, BT, Euro, Premier and Sky Sports news

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I'm glad that you are happy with this situation, Andrew but most of us think it is unfair.
I've never said that I'm happy, just that regulating all channels is not a good solution.

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No, they are stretching the boundaries to their own advantage. They tried to kill off Virgin. They are not a nice company at all IMO. The Government should be ensuring that businesses play nice and for the benefit of the consumer as well as the shareholders. At the moment, the balance is not right.
Trying to kill off the competition is conventional business, whether that's nice or not is an entirely different question. The UK government offering lots of small cable franchises as oppose to a single licence and Robert Maxwell's asset-stripping stewardship of Rediffusion probably harmed cable more than Sky has ever done.
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