Thread: VOD Are the OTT providers the biggest threat ?
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Old 18-02-2015, 15:19   #12
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Re: Are the OTT providers the biggest threat ?
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Originally Posted by muppetman11 View Post
BT Online player is only available if you have BT Broadband whilst its a good offer it restricts you to staying with BT for your broadband.
True which makes BT sport inaccessible to many without a pay TV subscription. Not good.


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=muppetman11;35760053Now TV day pass is currently £6.99 and streamable on two devices simultaneously and offers all Sky Sports channels , they also have a weekly ticket at £10.99. Personally I don't think the day pass is bad value for the occasional sports watcher.
So how does £44/pm via Now TV compare with the cost when adding it to a pay TV subscription? Not very well I suspect.
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