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Gromit | 13:20 Fri 09th Feb 2007 | News
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Sky Three, Sky News and Sky Sports News are to go from the FreeView Service. They are to be replaced by 4 paid for subscription 'Best of Sky' channels.

Any body bothered?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?xm l=/money/2007/02/09/cnfree09.xml

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/6343715.stm
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No, I hardly watch those channels.
Out of those I only watch Sky 3, and then only for the late night Football Years - or Road Wars narrated by Lee 'total muppet' Boardman. Apart from that I wouldn't even notice they'd gone.
Hmmm, i have NTL so i dont mind...
We have freeview at work, sky sports news is ok but only for 5 minutes, notrhing worse than someone hogging the remote and hearing the same stories over and over again
I would probably miss Sky news although BBC news 24 will still be available (I hope). If Sky are to remove channels from Freeview I hope they take with them all the scrambled subscription based services. It does my head in having to flick through channel after channel which I cannot receive or do not want. Same applies to the satelite broadcasts.
I'll miss Sky Sports News it 's always handy to get the latest results flashing up. The other 2 I won't miss.
Can't you just choose your 'favourites' kwicky ? My freebie box lets me choose which channels I want on my 'faves' and skips the others
Dumbkoff: no such luxury as favourites on my free to view box. The trend to increase these pay per view channels will probably upset others as well unless they include favourites as standard.
how will it affect the sky freeview satellite channels,ive forked out �20 for a one off subscription.

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