....once it has upgraded its network to support the delivery speed required.

Ben Verwaayen, chief executive, said: "Providing 'me too' television does
not make sense, because broadcast is a well developed market. But there are
video services around work, education, entertainment and communication that
we could provide soon."

http://business.timesonline.co.uk/ar...118231,00.html

Regards
Sunil

"Sunil Sood" wrote in message
...
...once it has upgraded its network to support the delivery speed
required.

Videonetworks have been telling and more importantly showing BT this for
years.


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"Sunil Sood" wrote in message
...
...once it has upgraded its network to support the delivery speed
required.

Ben Verwaayen, chief executive, said: "Providing 'me too' television does
not make sense, because broadcast is a well developed market. But there
are
video services around work, education, entertainment and communication
that
we could provide soon."

http://business.timesonline.co.uk/ar...118231,00.html

Regards
Sunil



Might reduce our dependence on Sky.
Regards Mike.



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Mike Cawood, HND BIT wrote:
[...]
Might reduce our dependence on Sky.

Somewhat unlikely, at least in the short to medium term.

Having lots of bandwidth capable of sending video signals around is
not useful in itself. You also need content to send down those links.
Right now, the vast majority of content over and above that provided
by terresterial broadcasters is only available from Sky.

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In message , Peter Corlett
writes
Mike Cawood, HND BIT wrote:
[...]
Might reduce our dependence on Sky.

Somewhat unlikely, at least in the short to medium term.
KIT do something like that in HULL (Kingston Communications.)
BUT it seems as though it is doomed to failure.

Non KIT user live over 2km from exchange.(in Hull)

Privacy wrote:
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Mike Cawood, HND BIT wrote:
[...]
Might reduce our dependence on Sky.
Somewhat unlikely, at least in the short to medium term.
KIT do something like that in HULL (Kingston Communications.) BUT it
seems as though it is doomed to failure.

As far as I can see from their website, KIT's programming is provided
by Sky. So it's not reduced our dependence on Sky one bit.

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