Will BABESTATION XTREME be on Sky?

(17-04-2010 00:24 )Deb x Wrote:  Quite a few regions have done the whole 'complete' switchover from analogue in the last year and a half. People have been heavily encouraged to get Freeview boxes if they want to keep watching TV, so it wouldn't surprise me if we were in the high 80s by now.

You don't need freeview to complete the digital switchover. You can get the digital channels on Sky.

(15-04-2010 19:04 )PersonaNonGrata Wrote:  

(15-04-2010 03:54 )vila Wrote:  

(14-04-2010 21:01 )MARCCE Wrote:  Can't see how this will take off on freeview only to be honest. Seems a seriously flawed marketing plan. Most of the people I know who have freeview don't have the disposable income to pay a fiver a night for anything, let alone a bit of soft porn.

That's the most arrogant, condescending post I've ever read.

It doesn't matter now we've seen it - SKY viewers are welcome to it!

We don't want it now!!!!

(17-04-2010 00:54 )admiral decker Wrote:  

(17-04-2010 00:24 )Deb x Wrote:  Quite a few regions have done the whole 'complete' switchover from analogue in the last year and a half. People have been heavily encouraged to get Freeview boxes if they want to keep watching TV, so it wouldn't surprise me if we were in the high 80s by now.

You don't need freeview to complete the digital switchover. You can get the digital channels on Sky.

It was stated recently that 89.2% of homes can currently get digital channels, whether by freeview, cable or satellite.

(17-04-2010 08:59 )elgar1uk Wrote:  It was stated recently that 89.2% of homes can currently get digital channels, whether by freeview, cable or satellite.

That may be true elgar, but they can't get ALL the digital channels.

"I thought 85-90% of homes had freeview now. "

Can't get it in Kettering/Wellingborough/Corby unless you get a new aerial. Too far from Sandy transmitter. It's been like that since launch and no plans in place to improve it.

Epic fail I'm afraid.

(15-04-2010 19:29 )BarrieBF Wrote:  

(14-04-2010 22:51 )aaron Wrote:  I thought 85-90% of homes had freeview now.

I'm not sure that it's as high as that aaron. I seem to remember Ofcom saying it was 73%, although that was about 18 months ago, so it is probably more than 73% now but maybe not as high as your figure.

I did a little investigating - it seems to be more than 77% of the population (I say 'more' because 77% can apparently get the full range of freeview channels, then there's more on top of that who have some of them).

I think you made a good estimate there, BarrieBF.

(17-04-2010 16:21 )mandafan Wrote:  "I thought 85-90% of homes had freeview now. "

Can't get it in Kettering/Wellingborough/Corby unless you get a new aerial. Too far from Sandy transmitter. It's been like that since launch and no plans in place to improve it.

Epic fail I'm afraid.

The situation will have to improve before 30 March 2011 or you'll have no terrestrial tv at all, and I can't see that happening.

(17-04-2010 16:21 )mandafan Wrote:  Can't get it in Kettering/Wellingborough/Corby unless you get a new aerial. Too far from Sandy transmitter. It's been like that since launch and no plans in place to improve it.

Epic fail I'm afraid.

It's not an epic fail if you get a new aerial.


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how can I watch this channel? is it on Sky?

(20-09-2010 21:20 )ravenous Wrote:  how can I watch this channel? is it on Sky?

Sadly, not on $ky. Only on freeview channel 96
Oh and you don't get to see the 2nd picture (that comes direct from Killergram's website)
That said, the live shows and also the recorded but live shows (such as Lolly and Angel last night) are very very good and way stronger than many of the other UK softcore channels.