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RE: Sky to launch pay-as-you-go content for non-subscribers
At last! But I can see the reluctance on Sky's part to allow people to only pay for the programmes they want - the current model is like a compilation album where you pay an inflated premuim for top tracks surrounded by a lot of filler. Wonder how much cannibalisation this new model will bring now subscribers have the option to only pay for what they want. Be good to see how much filler you can actually get rid of on these PAYG deals.
Sky to launch pay-as-you-go content for non-subscribers
Sky is taking on LoveFilm and Netflix by launching its own pay-as-you-go internet TV service, which will allow consumers to watch some of its movie and TV content whether they are Sky subscribers or not.
Read: Sky to launch pay-as-you-go content for non-subscribers.
ITV ramps up pay TV strategy with Sky deal
ITV has signed a deal to add archive programmes and seven-day catch-up to BSkyB's on-demand Sky Anytime+ service as part of the pay TV strategy ITV chief Adam Crozier's included in his five-year transformation plan.
Read: ITV ramps up pay TV strategy with Sky deal.
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RE: ITV secures two year deal for FA Cup and England games
Shame they couldnt do a deal with F1`s Bernie, but he makes out it wasnt his fault. SO.. Sky gets priority and BBC the highlights. Lets see what happens..
RE: Sky Media could sell Zeebox ads against BBC shows
Or ITV. Or Channel 4. Interesting times ahead!
Sky Media could sell Zeebox ads against BBC shows
Zeebox's chief has declared the second screen is "entirely free to be commercialised", as Sky Media prepares to start selling ads to partner BBC content such as 'Top Gear' and Wimbledon on the social TV app.
Read: Sky Media could sell Zeebox ads against BBC shows.
Netflix launches UK ad campaign
Netflix, the movie-streaming service which officially launched in the UK and Ireland yesterday, has kicked off a major multimedia advertising campaign today (10 January) in its first salvo against rivals LoveFilm and Sky.
Read: Netflix launches UK ad campaign.
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