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Re: BT Vision: A threat to NTL?
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Originally Posted by Bill C
Like that will happen this side of the blue moon .
You never know . BT has spent loads on this so I doubt very much their gonna sit there and rely on word-of-mouth to promote BT Vision for them. Without the VOD, its just another Freeview PVR, so I expect them to hype their VOD up (especially when the next footy season starts).
You never know . BT has spent loads on this so I doubt very much their gonna sit there and rely on word-of-mouth to promote BT Vision for them. Without the VOD, its just another Freeview PVR, so I expect them to hype their VOD up (especially when the next footy season starts).
Don't expect too much too soon, they have invested heavily in the boxes, there may not be enough cash in the pot for content
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Re: BT Vision: A threat to NTL?
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Originally Posted by Toto
Don't expect too much too soon, they have invested heavily in the boxes, there may not be enough cash in the pot for content
They already have the content - they've signed several deals with several movie studios, as well as next season's near-live Premiership football deal. They will also have loads of music videos.
Of course, this is BT were talking about here, so there's a good chance they will fook it up anyway.
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