Thread: VOD Linear is old tech - on demand is the future
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Old 09-08-2017, 18:58   #76
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Re: Confirmed: linear is old tech - on demand is the future
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Originally Posted by muppetman11 View Post
Thanks for the explanation I'll leave it there , let's agree to disagree as none of that makes sense to me.
Ok, put simply, if you're paying £70 for your Full House VM bundle but ditch that for 4 different streaming services at, say, £6.99 each, the saving is £70.00 - £27.96, a £42.04 saving. Now does it make sense?

If you are not paying £70 for Full House, just substitute your own figure. OTT services are still cheaper.

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Originally Posted by Travelstar View Post
It drives me to get HBO Nordic and a VPN service. I can't get Sky and I have zero interest getting normal TV through Virgin. I live part of the week in the Nordic region anyhow so when I do watch it in the UK, I get the HBO programming in both 1080p and DD5.1. I also get to avoid giving money to Murdoch.
OTT services work for you, then!
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