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Originally Posted by theone2k10
Isn't that the point of a business though to make money?
If businesses made no money there'd be no company, no jobs and no tv, too many people these days want something for nothing.
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Nowtv is never going to be on this generation of tivo, tivo struggles with netflix so nowtv would be useless on it.
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Had you said the BBC I-Player, I'd have agreed with you. The constant buffering is really annoying.
However the TiVo seems to cope perfectly with Netflix (at least on my box) although it does take about a minute to load initially. Once in, however, it is fine.
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Originally Posted by muppetman11
No it really won't , why would VM allow Sky to pick up direct customers when VM are already selling the likes of Sky One , Sky Living and Sky Arts in their own packages.
The customer relationship with Now TV is direct with Sky so never going to happen in my opinion.
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Well, in the end, I guess it depends on whether VM want to give their customers what they want.
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Originally Posted by theone2k10
To put this in a simple way vm already carry the channels available on nowtv (except for sky atlantic), it just would make any sense business wise for vm to have nowtv on their tivo.
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ITV Encore and he Sky box sets are on there as well.
VM don't have to pay anything if they just present Now TV as a subscription based service.
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Originally Posted by theone2k10
Nowtv isn't even on Samsung smart tvs and they are one of the most popular and biggest brands so chances of it being on tivo are zilch at the moment.
Even youview boxes only have the movies from now tv.[COLOR="Silver"]
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maybe not, but it's on LG televisions, which are pretty popular.