Thread: General Virgin TV (2024)
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Old 22-08-2024, 20:43   #686
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Re: Virgin TV (2024)
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Originally Posted by epsilon View Post
But surely they realise that it is just encouraging customers to use their smart tvs for streaming apps. Or even to use one of the many devices specifically designed for apps, Roku, Fire TV Stick, Chromecast etc. Those customers will get a better understanding of how they don't have to put all their eggs in one basket and rely on Virgin to provide all of their entertainment.
No, because the advantage of using a Virgin box is that you can bookmark programmes on the various streamers as well as live TV (so called these days) while it remains.
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