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  6. Virgin TV - Wikipedia

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    Virgin ranks as the UK's second-largest pay TV service, and the service is provided in conjunction with Virgin Media broadband and phone. [2] As of Q3 2007, it had 3.6 million subscribers, compared to 8.2 million on its traditional rival Sky . [ 4 ]

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    Virgin Media Television (formerly Flextech) was the content subsidiary of Virgin Media, and operated a number of wholly owned channels including Bravo, LIVING, Trouble and Challenge. It launched Virgin1 on Freeview and cable on 1 October 2007, replacing Ftn on Freeview.