Liberty Global second quarter results.
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Liberty Global second quarter results.
Virgin Media owner Liberty Global has announced plans to release its second quarter 2015 results on Tuesday, August 4, 2015.
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05-08-2015, 07:37
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Re: Liberty Global second quarter results.
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Re: Liberty Global second quarter results.
Seems to have done well in all countries except Netherlands and Romania. From reading Liberty's document, it looks like a mobile launch is imminent in Ireland. I guess this will indicate whether that country will switch to VM branding or not.
Some more analysis here. http://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2015/...y-performance/
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Re: Liberty Global second quarter results.
Continuing to lose TV customers:
http://www.expressandstar.com/busine...or-five-years/
"But TV subscribers continue to fall in both the UK and Ireland, where it currently trades as UPC, down 19,400 in the second quarter."
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Re: Liberty Global second quarter results.
And more price rises on the way as well one reckons this year and several next year.
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Re: Liberty Global second quarter results.
Not at all surprised they're losing TV customers. A lot more competition than just Sky now.
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Re: Liberty Global second quarter results.
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Not at all surprised they're losing TV customers. A lot more competition than just Sky now.
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Many more channels are launching their own versions of iPlayer. Once Discovery roll their's out in the UK* it's bye-bye VM TV package and the cost as most of the rest we watch is on Freeview or can be streamed/downloaded.
*Currently only in Nordic countries.
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Re: Liberty Global second quarter results.
discovery which is a strategic partner of Liberty Global.
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Re: Liberty Global second quarter results.
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discovery which is a strategic partner of Liberty Global.
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Are there implications for Discovery's on-demand service in the UK or is this just background info?
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07-08-2015, 18:07
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Re: Liberty Global second quarter results.
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Are there implications for Discovery's on-demand service in the UK or is this just background info?
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Or the streaming services (Dplayer) that are currently rolling out in the Nordic countries and France that aught to come to the UK?
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Re: Liberty Global second quarter results.
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Originally Posted by heero_yuy
Many more channels are launching their own versions of iPlayer. Once Discovery roll their's out in the UK* it's bye-bye VM TV package and the cost as most of the rest we watch is on Freeview or can be streamed/downloaded.
*Currently only in Nordic countries.
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