Virgin Media serve up a Turkey-free Christmas
Tuesday, December 4th, 2007Cable co punt on-demand platform for Winterval telly
Virgin Media, flush with yuletide spirit, have launched a print ad campaign offering customers the chance to ‘avoid the turkeys’ this Christmas – a sample selection of their on-demand movies and programmes are printed next to a blank TV schedule for Christmas Day, prompting viewers to fill it in for themselves.
Among the films and shows on offer on Virgin’s televisual julbord is Digital TV hack and slash favourite 300, Blades of Glory, the award-winning The Queen starring Helen Mirren, the 2002 version of Ocean’s Eleven and John Waters’ This Filthy World, which we have to admit could make for pretty uncomfortable family Christmas viewing.
Virgin say that the only place you’ll see a turkey ‘is on your table’ this Christmas. Movies cost from £2 each on-demand, and you can pause/rewind/skip forwards as you would with a DVD. TV Choice On Demand is available on every TV package from Virgin Media.

December 6th, 2007 at 9:56 am
Ha ha, Morrissey is suing the NME for calling him a racist!
Go Mozza!
March 19th, 2008 at 8:36 pm
Please Please Please bring back ‘The Pleasers’ & Thamesbeat… NME wrote and featured them so much back in the late 1970’s They inspired so many of today’s bands and their Powerpop music, its just got to happen!
Thanks X
March 25th, 2008 at 11:54 am
Whilst the Mystery Jets are good…
Larrakin Love were shit.