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Virgin may go to court over Sky control of pay-TV market

dailymail.co.uk (11 months and 29 days ago)

May 27, 2012

Virgin Media may press for a judicial review after the Competition Commission performed a U-turn in its long-running investigation into Sky’s control of the market for film premieres on pay-TV. full story

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