Thread: V+ Does VM protect BBC1 and Radio 4 above all other on the network?
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Old 16-01-2015, 18:16   #2
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Re: Does VM protect BBC1 and Radio 4 above all other on the network?
I can see this applying to Freeview, & in the case of Radio 4, the Longwave transmitter at Droitwich. As far as Cable is concerned, there are so many links in the chain that would have to work in an emergency (power to cabinets etc) that it would be impossible to guarantee a service. When the oil depot at Buncefield blew up, just down the road from us, damage to the headend building at Hemel led to the entire local network (Phones, Broadband & TV) being down for a week.
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