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starry
Guest
Richard where are you?
You can get everything else to work in this country.
Fancy your chances at Dig TV? Going cheap!
You can get everything else to work in this country.
Fancy your chances at Dig TV? Going cheap!
- My Satellite Setup
- Promax HD Ranger+ spectrum analyser.
- My Location
- Derbyshire
You may find that your faith is misplaced Starry, apart from his original Virgin businesses, he hasn't enjoyed huge success. His rail operation is no more efficient than most of the others, he failed in his attemt to run the lottery (a great shame I feel), his round the world ballooning came to nought and I don't believe that his finance business is overly successful.
He may of course be putting something together for the pay TV franchise, I hope he has more success, he seems to be gaining a reputation as the White Knight who rides to the rescue on everything, but wins nothing.
Rolf
He may of course be putting something together for the pay TV franchise, I hope he has more success, he seems to be gaining a reputation as the White Knight who rides to the rescue on everything, but wins nothing.
Rolf
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starry
Guest
Fully agree with you Rolf.
I do respect him as a business man though!
It's just that we've had 'Virgin everything else'
so where's, 'Virgin TV'?
Regards.
Starry.
I do respect him as a business man though!
It's just that we've had 'Virgin everything else'
so where's, 'Virgin TV'?
Regards.
Starry.
- My Satellite Setup
- Promax HD Ranger+ spectrum analyser.
- My Location
- Derbyshire
A Virgin Bride would be nice Starry 
if somewhat unrealistic at my age. ;)
I think that the man's heart is in the right place and perhaps there would be some merit in his acquiring a multiplex. As one of the other threads suggests, there is no real reason why they all have to be controlled by the same company and why many of the companies couldn't run free to air with advertising revenue support only.
Longer term, the more free to air programmes there are, the larger the uptake. The potential audience is huge.
Rolf
if somewhat unrealistic at my age. ;)I think that the man's heart is in the right place and perhaps there would be some merit in his acquiring a multiplex. As one of the other threads suggests, there is no real reason why they all have to be controlled by the same company and why many of the companies couldn't run free to air with advertising revenue support only.
Longer term, the more free to air programmes there are, the larger the uptake. The potential audience is huge.
Rolf
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markexon
Guest
I am sure he will be able to turn digital TV around.
Come on Richard, get your cheque book out.
Come on Richard, get your cheque book out.