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Forums › Online streaming services › SKY to Launch NEON streaming


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Topic # 154341 24-Oct-2014 18:08
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Surprised no one on here has started a topic on Sky's announced launch of NEON, a streaming service available to non Sky subscribers. $20 / month. Movies, shows, no sports though.

I guess this is in response to a) Lightbox and b) Netflix* and c) HBO announcing a non-cable subscriber SVOD*

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/entertainment/news/article.cfm?c_id=1501119&objectid=11347844


* yes, these are overseas based services, but the writing is on the wall for traditional broadcasting

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  Reply # 1161636 24-Oct-2014 18:10
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Already discussed in the Sky subforum. Please follow up in existing discussion here.




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