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28-06-2013, 04:37 PM
#231
Originally Posted by blackcap
But then you come to NZ and are opposed by this foreign thing called "data cap". NZ must be the only developed country to even have something this archaic and bizarre?
While we like to think we are alone in implementing data caps - and remember, it's the media that keeping pumping this issue -we are not infact alone. Many providers in the Canada, the USA and the UK apply data caps, or at the very least place a "fair use" policy on their broadband connections. Fair use ends up being an arbitrary non-disclosed data cap.
There are also arguments brewing around 'net neutrality', which boils down to carriers wanting permission to prioritise traffic are charges fees for doing so.
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29-06-2013, 10:34 AM
#232
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30-06-2013, 07:53 PM
#233
I disconnected my Sky Sports last week. It was purely a reaction to losing the EPL.
To my surprise, they did not ask why I was disconnecting or even encourage me to stay. Is this monopoly being a bit complacent? I would have thought they would want to monitor reasons for leaving.
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01-07-2013, 08:29 AM
#234
Member
I gave up on them when they dumped moto gp, Now watching on the internet .
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04-07-2013, 06:01 PM
#235
Moto GP moves to free to view
Stuff Headline: Another sport gone from Sky
Best Wishes
Paper Tiger
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05-07-2013, 05:18 PM
#236
Originally Posted by ratkin
They going to have big competition for movies too. Netflix are soon to be available to NZ without having to go through a virtual proxy. Many of us use them already , but once they begin advertising etc many will give up on sky altogether , programmes become available much quicker than they appear on sky and for less cost
Funny how Murdoch sold out of Sky late last year and now the landscape definitely looks to be changing - shrewd that guy is....
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05-07-2013, 05:30 PM
#237
I guess we should all take note of what Murdoch does. If anyone should know the media scene, he should!
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26-07-2013, 04:31 PM
#238
They must be feeling some pain. The deal offered to me this week,
Basic + sport + movies $46.92 per month
12 month contract
Can stop after 6 months.
This is a big change in price, as well as that can stop after 6 month.
Yes...I went for it.
Cheers
RTM
Originally Posted by RTM
I really hate sky. Inching up the premiums with the excuse of adding additional channels which I don't really want at all. Roll on our new ultra fast internet access !
I've subscribed to Satellite Direct and with a bit of effort can watch most things I want to. Kinda of interesting having Shaun Fitzpatrick and Michael Lynagh doing the half time comments on the suoer 15 rugby matches. It aint perfect....but it gives me most things I want without absolutely needing Sky.
Its also made me more sociable....if I really want to watch something on Sky, we go out and see friends or a bar.
Cheers
RTM
http://www.digitalsatellite.tv/mac/w.../download.html
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20-08-2013, 09:27 AM
#239
Originally Posted by turmeric
Big thank you turmeric.... I would not have known otherwise. Quite like my NFL. Just wondering why they are offering it free to kiwi's?
Sky is going to die a slow death if they do not quickly change the way they operate.
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20-08-2013, 09:35 AM
#240
Originally Posted by blackcap
Big thank you turmeric.... I would not have known otherwise. Quite like my NFL. Just wondering why they are offering it free to kiwi's?
Sky is going to die a slow death if they do not quickly change the way they operate.
So what is the answer for SKT?
Or is it really just that their business model has been overtaken by advances in net technology - and that they might as well recognise that and prepare for an eventual demise?
Disc: Not interested in NFL but regret the loss of EPL on Sky.
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