Thread: V+ The BBC3 proposed closure consultation has begun. What does this mean for VM?
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Old 22-01-2015, 12:52   #3
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Re: The BBC3 proposed closure consultation has begun. What does this mean for VM?
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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter View Post
Have your say here if you have an opinion about the proposed closure of BBC3.

Interestingly, the questionnaire says that if the closure goes ahead, some BBC3 programmes will be made available on Virgin Media.

I wonder if this means VM will stream the channel in a linear fashion from the internet, relates to VOD or something else??

https://consultations.external.bbc.c...s/consultation
Not only on Virgin Media though, Richard. It may also be available to Sky and others.

How it would be made available is not a difficult one to answer. It will red button and/or BBC i-Player.
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