....let me try that for you:
http://www.libertyglobal.com/pdf/pre...tion-FINAL.pdf
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Originally Posted by toady
No pictures of the beautiful, great, super Tivo UI ?
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Nope, but he's what Tom Mockbridge, VM boss, said on the subject:
".... the relaunch under the brand Virgin TV in the United Kingdom with the new EOS box and new interface will in addition give us a very, very significant step up in our ability to do on demand programming across its multiple forms and give our customers access to a large range of over-the-top applications which you, those of you who are our customers will have seen already, will definitely be adding to that...."
Mike Fries also said in the same webcast that the new box was small and sleek, which is not what the picture shows.
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Originally Posted by muppetman11
It's not something I'd ever go out and buy but I'll gladly take a free one. 
At the moment 1080 streaming and PVR capability would be to likely to make current satellite customers take note and possibly move something Sky definitely doesn't want. |
Perhaps....
Everyone seems to view Now TV as a defensive play for Sky which either mops up some customers who have cancelled satellite tv or encouraging a few Freeview folks to upgrade a bit. I'm not so sure its a defensive play by Sky and the evidence for that is the recent launch of broadband and phone bundles along with Now TV.
Perhaps Now TV will be
the Sky of the future and this is the beginning of Sky turning from a satellite tv company into a cable/streaming one instead.