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Virgin Media saw total revenues were up 5.7 per cent in the company's first quarter ended 31 March 2011, despite a dip in the rate of increase of its customer base. It pulled in £982.3m in Q1, compared with £929.4m for the same period a year earlier. The company delivered operating income of £110.6m, up on 2010's £69.6m. …

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  1. Anonymous Coward
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    Which would be nice ... if I could get it

    If they want to get more customers more quickly, perhaps they should, oh I don't know .... INSTALL CABLE IN MY STREET!

    Or at least have a way to find out *when* they're planning to install it.

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    1. veletron
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      Come do my street!

      Want more customers, expand north to Stirling :-) Sick of BT's 'broadband' - its the new narrowband, and its not going to get any better anytime soon. Despite living in Stirling (which is apparentely a 'city'), and being closer to the Stirling exchange, the phone lines run the wrong way to the 'Bannockburn' exchange. While Stirling will get FTTC, Bannockburn will not. Barstuards.

      Next time I move house i'll head 10 miles south to a Virgin-served area.

      Nigel

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  2. JB
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    Rollout even faster speeds

    They could up the speed to 1.5Tb a second, but you'd still only get about 2.5Mb at peak time!

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  3. James Smith 2

    Me to

    Please cable my street in Atherton, Manchester - Ta.

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