Thread: VOD Hayu app a great success on VM
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Old 09-09-2016, 09:34   #6
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Re: Hayu app a great success on VM
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Originally Posted by BenMcr View Post
I wouldn't ever expect Now TV to come to Virgin Media's TV service, just in the same way as I wouldn't expect to ever see it on the Sky Q box.

Now TV duplicates the content that you get via the main pay services of Virgin Media and Sky, so there isn't any reason for it to exist on their main TV boxes.
Exactly Ben. Neither Sky nor VM would want to make it easy for its customers to effectively downgrade. It did appear briefly on TalkTalk's box but they realised this wouldn't work for them in the same way that VM knows it wouldn't work for them either. And, it's no surprise that the full Now TV service has been priced off the YouView platform too.

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