Virgin Media looks to bring back Sky

[smirnoff_rules]

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After changes at the top at both Sky and Virgin Media, it looks like the two could be on the verge of patching up their differences and returning Sky channels to Virgin Media subscribers.

Programmes such as Lost, 24 and of course the mighty Gladiators have been off-air to Virgin customers, but with reports of recent dialogue between the companies, the Sky channels may be set to return.

The two subscription services came to blows over pricing last year, leading Sky to take its ball away. Happily, the two companies could well be playing merrily again, which would be great news for Virgin Media consumers.

Could it be that the recent Freesat announcements have given the pair of them something to think about?

[C64]

Great news and you're bang on about Freesat mate.

If Freesat wasn't on the verge of launching then the stalemate wouldn't have ended.

Sky = Bully.

[StinkyOldC]

sounds good to me!

[666]

i hope so, dont have to download so much

[pawnhawk]

Same here mate, i don't watch either lost or 24 but have to download them for mates, drives my misses mad.

[paul2007]

Great news, missed Sky one!!!

[scoobysti]

hope this happens sky one has been a big loss the virgin media channels have been a poor substitute

[contemptx]

about time they sorted this situation out, i wonder what % of cutomers actually cancelled due to them losing these channels?

[davie48]

about time they got there act together It is a pain having to d/load stuff every week!

[smirnoff_rules]

talking about sky ,, anyone seen a dvd for s04 on newsgroups ? pm me please if u have .. cheers

[windows tommy]

could do with sky news back

[liamliam]

gr8 the simpsons aaaaaaaaaaaaagggggghhhhhh

[muti]

Thats good news. Hope it happens soon.

[dandydingalong]

Great news if it gets more channels back on cable,onlythng is missing a full episode of lost.not realy my son downloads it for me.

[scooby99]

great the more channels the better problery too much money being lost on both sides


cheers