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Legendkiller2k · 22-07-2021, 23:35

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Plausible if Sky want to lose wholesale income from other providers along with reduced advertising income for a lower reach. But why would they want to lose that income?[COLOR="Silver"]

People said the same about Disney moving everything to their own platform, oh look what happened.
NOWTV which is SKY is widely available much more widely than Virgin Media is, SKY are already getting around ad revenue loss by having adverts on NOWTV VOD unless you upgrade to boost (kerching). It's happening maybe VM will go BTs route and provide the NOWTV service instead.
VM are going to focus more on faster broadband speeds and the tv will eventually be dropped one thinks.

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Legendkiller2k cf.mega poster Join Date: Jun 2019 Location: Jupiter Services: Giganet broadband 1gbs, netflix, Peacock,HBOMAX, kodi Posts: 1,143	Re: Changes to Virgin TV (2021) [QUOTE=epsilon;36087288] [/COLOR] Plausible if Sky want to lose wholesale income from other providers along with reduced advertising income for a lower reach. But why would they want to lose that income?[COLOR="Silver"] People said the same about Disney moving everything to their own platform, oh look what happened. NOWTV which is SKY is widely available much more widely than Virgin Media is, SKY are already getting around ad revenue loss by having adverts on NOWTV VOD unless you upgrade to boost (kerching). It's happening maybe VM will go BTs route and provide the NOWTV service instead. VM are going to focus more on faster broadband speeds and the tv will eventually be dropped one thinks. __________________ Destiny is not set but what we make.