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This message was authored by: BenJoBanjo

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@Chrisee wrote:

@BenJoBanjo do you access to information not in the public domain? As far as it has been explained the migration is not from the UK to an existing US platform but rather the development of a new streaming platform to underpin future services which Stream already runs on and other services are migrating onto.

 

At Osterley Park many if the same team who developed Sky Q are actively now working on these developments. The platform is managed by Comcast as it will serve all markets worldwide..See https://corporate.comcast.com/global-technology-platform. for the usual corporate puff. The development of the Sky OS which underlies many of the new services is managed from Osterley Park. 




NOW has been migrated onto the pre-existing US-designed Peacock platform. 

The NOW app in the UK is now identical to the Peacock app in the US, with the same issues which have plagued that app for years. It has degraded the NOW streaming service rather than improved it. 

This message was authored by: Anonymous

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Also as I understand it, the Peacock platform was originally based on Now but development outpaced Now because Peacock had such a huge drive. This is really just bringing the codebase up to date with the newer platform, coming full circle.

I no longer use Now so I won't comment on the quality of it, I just thought that was an interesting thing to point out. 

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@BenJoBanjo  Which has nothing to do with the threads original question.

Like you I'm a customer here, Sky Employees are clearly identified as such.
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This message was authored by: BenJoBanjo

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@GD1 wrote:

@BenJoBanjo  Which has nothing to do with the threads original question.


Exactly. But it wasn't me who took it off-topic.... just sayin'...😁

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@GD1 wrote:

@Dazzasky  Isn't that what Sky Go is for 🙂


Would be something if sky go was available on more platforms (firestick would be a good start ......) 

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@Jporch316 wrote:
(firestick would be a good start ......) 

Sky Group currently isn't a big fan of that particular hardware...

 

https://www.cityam.com/sky-accuses-amazon-of-failing-to-prevent-piracy-on-fire-sticks/ 

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