Sky is to make some of its most popular programmes, movies and sports available on digital terrestrial television. Good move?
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After reading that it appears that they are taking away two of my favourite channels! bastards!
I used to have sky TV but they decided to charge me an extra £25/month because 'my' box wouldn't perform a call back. They sent an engineer out (which I had to pay £60 for) to come and say, "yep, everything's fine" The next three months I kept getting £25 charges so I cancelled. I only watched SoccerAM, the footy & Sky News anyway.
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Big deal. They are obsessed with getting people to pay in spite of the adverts they'll still flood those channels with. I for one won't miss watching 24 two years behind, I can buy the box set and the same applies to Lost if I can rekindle my interest. We have Waking The Dead in answer to Cold Case, which was the only other Sky exclusive I might miss - for once the UK counterpart is as good and, for not drowning you in period music, often better.
[EDIT] and we've all managed to comment without stating the obvious, that if Sky still wants its blood money, the name Freeview doesn't apply.
Edited Fri 9 Feb 2007 at 11:17pm
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