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Originally Posted by OLD BOY
Well, that's one interpretation, but if you believe that actions speak louder than words, you have to put that in the context of the two new senior guys who have been appointed to bolster Virgin's TV content.
Broadband is certainly the big moneyspinner for Virgin, but they cannot afford to maintain their previous laxadasical attitude to the TV side of their business if they are to attract customers who want comprehensive broadband/TV/landline/mobile packages.
I think the LG view is more that ownership of the content is not the issue, it's the provision of that content to customers that is key.
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I agree, i was having a interesting talk with a ceo office worker from SSE broadband yesterday and i enquired about tv she said "somethings in the pipeine and would i be interested in being part of the testers when they are ready to test it."
I have a feeling it will only be Youview with similar pack to BT but as far as i'm aware SSE have no beef with SKY or BT so who knows, one thing is certain more broadband companies seem to be launching tv services, first tt,bt then we saw plusnet and ee follow then vodafone and now possibly SSE.
VM do need to up their game a bit now one feels.