Vodafone's (VOD LN) VodafoneThree is to launch debut TV service in challenge to UK rivals, according to FT
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Vodafone's (VOD LN) VodafoneThree is to launch debut TV service in challenge to UK rivals, according to FT UK Business Secretary Reynolds seeks to quell fears of an exit tax on companies spun out from UK universities that move abroad, according to FT PRE-MARKET INDIAN STOCKS NEWS: Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC IS) international investment arm sent a team to Venezuela to review assets after receiving clearance from the US Past episodes of mobile operators entering pay TV have tended to play out as a retention tool first and a profit centre a distant second, with the economics hinging on wholesale content costs and whether the service rides an existing broadband base rather than building one. The competitive frame is the UK quad-play field, where established converged players have historically responded with pricing and bundling rather than ceding share, so any read-across to the peer set runs through broadband and pay-TV ARPU rather than through the TV service itself. Worth watching is the commercial detail on content sourcing and pricing, since that determines whether this is a margin-dilutive defensive move or a genuine convergence play. As a single-stock story attributed to press reporting, the confirmation points are the company's own announcement and any commentary at the next results or capital markets communication.
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