Interview with founder of BSkyB Rupert Murdoch on Sky BSB merger

The transcript discusses potential redundancies and the implications of such actions. It also covers a debate on whether the matter should be referred to the Monopolies Commission, highlighting the company's stance on competition and openness. Finally, it addresses the future usability of BSB equipment and the transition to the Astro system, ensuring customers of continued support.

What is the primary concern discussed in the first section regarding business decisions?

• The certainty of redundancies

• The future of technology systems

• The need for fair assessment

• The role of monopolies

How does the company view its role in the competitive market?

• As an anti-monopoly entity

• As a follower

• As a monopoly

• As a passive participant

What is the company's stance on inquiries into its business practices?

• They are unnecessary

• They are feared

• They are welcomed

• They are ignored

What reassurance is given to customers with BSB equipment?

• Their equipment will not work in the short term

• They need to buy new equipment

• They can exchange it for the Astro system

• Their equipment will be obsolete

In the long term, what opportunity is available for BSB dish owners?

• To upgrade to a new BSB model

• To exchange for the Astro system

• To receive a refund

• To continue using the same equipment