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Originally Posted by nialli
True, and also true of movies shown on linear channels, too. But I think the Amazon latest releases would be in direct competition with Virgin Movies (which as Spiderplant corrected me on, isn't actually owned by VM).
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY
If this is a problem, I would presume that VM could arrange with Amazon to have a watered down version of the service. For example, all PPV films could be excluded.
Unfortunately, a blanket exclusion like this would deny us the HBO shows.
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Originally Posted by passingbat
There is no way Amazon would go for a half baked service IMHO.
But if by some weird chance that they did, there would be no reason to exclude TV shows as there is currently no service on VM offering TV shows as PPV or digital purchase AFAIK.
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I don't know if people are aware, but Liberty has its own streaming service called MyPrime. Perhaps this may be the solution to the problem.
By the way, MyPrime is "free" on UPC's (Liberty's) top tv packages, sounds familiar, doesn't it?...