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The BBC iPlayer has been a huge hit on multiple platforms, but the move into the cable market - where access is through the red button or the EPG - has been a big hit.
Virgin Media has 3.5 million TV customers, which suggests that an average of 3 programmes per viewer has been streamed via the service.
Two Pints of Larger and a Packet of Crisps
Favourites like Eastenders and Doctor Who topped the charts for the most watched programmes, although the presence of Two Pints of Larger and a Packet of Crisps at six (and ahead of The Apprentice) is slightly worrying.
"These early figures indicate a real appetite from viewers to access BBC iPlayer via their TVs and catch-up on their favourite programmes from the comfort of their living room," said BBC Controller of TV Platforms Rahul Chakkara.
"This initial success on Virgin Media,underlines the multi-platform appealof BBC iPlayer proposition."



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