Wednesday, 18 November 2015
The launch of Sky’s new Q TV service, arriving at the start of 2016, is the first significant core product update for the company in a number of years. While it has been quietly adding to the services its customers can access via the addition of things like Sky Now and its existing mobile apps, it was a slightly patchwork approach to its future in television. With Q, Sky clearly hopes that the new service can bring together customers’ most-requested features and services to provide an all-in-one package that makes sense for the digital age; cord-cutting – the decline in subscriptions of traditional pay TV services – is…
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