Virgin Media Entertainment
A friend of a friend works for VM. He told my mate that Virgin have set up a company in Luxembourg (called VM entertainment - he thinks) to handle all the premium channels. There'll be no change from the viewers point of view (except it may appear differently on bill) but it saves VM a fortune in tax. Apparently they intend to invest the savings in HD provision. Can anybody substantiate this?
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Website is here http://www.virginmediaentertainment.com
And already been discussed here http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/11...rtainment.html |
Re: Virgin Media Entertainment
Just as bad as benefit thieves and people who don't pay there council tax, don't know why this is acceptable.
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And........ Bump!
And in answer to your question - being based in Luxembourg isn't illegal... |
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Discussion about VME and tax and tonights panorama's programme is at this thread
http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/10...-panorama.html |
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Well I suppose the answer to my original post has been provided by the number of HD channels we now have compared to 3 years ago..... the old days when Tivo wasn't even a rumour....
We must bump this again in May 2015 to remind us how VM are progressing. |
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Also the Luxembourg operation was closed down in December last year.
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Although, would anyone notice if you (or anyone for that matter) secretly wiped Luxembourg of the face of the globe? Just don't tell anybody that I thought it a wise idea. I mean, I mean them no harm. Can't really do the hahaha laugh :D
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I am of an age when, as a teenager, the ONLY way to listen to pop music on the radio was from Radio Luxembourg which broadcast in English in the evenings. After that came the pirate radio ships like Radio Caroline.
Only the BBC were allowed to broadcast in the UK. Their stations were the Light Programme, the Third Programme and the Home Service. Virtually no pop music on any of them. The government did all they could to keep it that way and get the pirate ships off air. Eventually, public opinion got Radio 1 started. Does Radio Luxembourg still broadcast? |
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Rangers as we call them up here;) |
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I need to record some of the "Montalbano" episodes for an Italian friend. I have virgin TiVo, and a DVD/VHS combi recorder. Any chance?
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Only if you have some blank VHS tapes. The DVD part of the combi will be playback only I would imagine.
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