Thread: Where Now For UK Cable?
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Old 29-04-2006, 15:58   #3
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Re: Where Now For UK Cable?
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Originally Posted by jfman
Cable TV may be a "poor cousin" but I've it time and again said that Telewest TV outsells Sky where customers have a choice of both. I don't know if the same is true for NTL.

Remember Sky's "8 million" includes around 700 000 in the ROI and god knows how many on the Costa Del Sol.
None of the ROI figures were included, this was purely UK.

What you say might be the case, the Ofcom figures suggest otherwise but they aren't specific enough to say either way 100%.

LLU operators are fairly large organisations, UKOnline / Easynet and Bulldog especially are well financed and part of a much larger group. The technologies they use are mature, stable and well documented international standards.
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