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Originally Posted by OLD BOY
Now TV was a further means of extracting as many people as possible to part with their cash to get Sky Atlantic and the other advantages that would be attractive to some on the functionality of that box. It would have been obvious to Sky that if they couldn't get any more people from Virgin Media to sign up via that method, they may as well give it to them because at least that would increase advertising revenue at a time when they were about to invest more money in the content for that channel.
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Now TV is aimed at Freeview and Freesat users who want a bit more TV but not a full-blown package. The full-blown package market has probably got close to saturation so Sky needed another way to expand. With services like PAYG films and sports passes, it's not just about entertainment. Its competitors are probabaly TalkTalk and Netflix and not Virgin Media.
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Originally Posted by Anypermitedroute
Bravo was reported by this website some now 18 months ago and was naming a so called inside source; perhaps misguided info, no more reliable than others who are on here. Perhaps even broadcast now was even using this website. If you remove this whole story then old boy your argument is groundless.
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I think Sky Bravo was originally reported in
The Guardian 9 August 2013.