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Marketing, Thursday, 21 December 2000, 12:00am,
The high cost of launching interactive services on BSkyB's digital platform could hold back the development of interactive television, according to a group of digital TV channels that are set to lobby the Office of Fair Trading over the issue. The digital channels claim Sky is exploiting its dominant position in the digital TV market.
The high cost of launching interactive services on BSkyB's digital platform could hold back the development of interactive television, according to a group of digital TV channels that are set to lobby the Office of Fair Trading over the issue. The digital channels claim Sky is exploiting its dominant position in the digital TV market.
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