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Originally Posted by spiderplant
No, they don't. Most companies do absolutely fine basically doing the same as their competitors. Think about it - what are the USPs of Tesco, HSBC or Nissan?
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None maintain (or have their profitability depend on) as high a market share as Sky. Without that market share Sky’s profit plummets. As a key rights holder their costs are relatively fixed.
For as long as I remember the Sky strategy has been to withhold some key content from rivals through the red button, bonus channels or HD variants.
I accept what that is has evolved over time.