BSkyB will be ordered to weaken its stranglehold on Hollywood films on pay-TV after an investigation by the Competition Commission.

In a provisional decision published on Friday morning, the commission said BSkyB’s contracts with the six major Hollywood studios present a significant barrier to entry to potential competitors, including BT and Virgin Media.

via guardian.co.uk

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