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Old 04-11-2005, 10:18   #11
SMHarman
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Re: ntl posts third quarter results

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Originally Posted by jimbo
Yup.

Q3 2004:
641,000 ATV
1,415,000 DTV
2,056,000 Total

Q3 2005:
531,000 ATV
1,409,000 DTV
1,940,000 Total

Total loss: 116,000 RGUs...
Per page 12 of the presentation
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TV and telephony RGU movement explained by Q3-04/Q4-04 customer clean up
I also noticed on slide 18 that involuntary churn accounts for 1/3 to 1/2 of churn, what's involuntary, people moving off net, or NTL canning customers?
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Originally Posted by invisibleboy
thats rubbish so basiclly most of us wont get VOD till the end of next year, looks like the sky viewers will get it before most of us on cable[/left]
Sky will probably need to install more hardware to roll out VOD than NTL do, I can't see that being a swift task, they will also require those customers to go through a LLU BB unbundling, again a barrier to entry / disinsentive to switch. Part of Skys dominance is the fact that many cannot be bothered to switch to a different provider once installed.
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