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	<title>Comments on: No more crystal ball</title>
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		<title>By: JD</title>
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		<description>I think your first point about competition to MultiChoice may not be what we expect. From a content perspective MC has tied up most of the rugby, cricket and soccer rights for a few years to come. As for the major international studios, once again MC has entered into &quot;exclusivity&quot; deals with them. Good content comes at a price and while ODM seems (from press reports) to be investing money in offering an alternative pay-TV choice, Super5Media has cut it&#039;s staff by 40% (from a complement of 79) due to &quot;economic reasons&quot; - if the company can&#039;t afford staff salaries, how can it afford competitive content - unless it&#039;s going offshore to its Chinese bankroller for Chinese content.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I think your first point about competition to MultiChoice may not be what we expect. From a content perspective MC has tied up most of the rugby, cricket and soccer rights for a few years to come. As for the major international studios, once again MC has entered into &#8220;exclusivity&#8221; deals with them. Good content comes at a price and while ODM seems (from press reports) to be investing money in offering an alternative pay-TV choice, Super5Media has cut it&#8217;s staff by 40% (from a complement of 79) due to &#8220;economic reasons&#8221; &#8211; if the company can&#8217;t afford staff salaries, how can it afford competitive content &#8211; unless it&#8217;s going offshore to its Chinese bankroller for Chinese content.</p>
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