I have to agree with the above comment.
Although I like Tiscali, and am, personally, extremely unlikely to subscribe to the limited mix of sport offered by ESPN I am sure that this will not be the case for many present and potential Tiscali subscribers.
Tiscali have a history of deflecting appeals for improved services with comments such as "we are looking into this, but cannot put any timescale on these plans" Examples include teletext and other "red button services" HD and ASDL2. The change of ownership seems not to have altered this response one iota.
Tiscali cannot even deliver a full range of Freeveiw channels, a great frustration to those of us who regularly have to switch tuners.
In order that Tiscali should compete with the major players as a credible good-value alternative, it is vital that it communicates effectively with present and potential clients.
The company must be aware of a considerable loss of customers to Virgin and Sky whose products offer comprehensive services, albeit at a much higher price.
However, to lose customers to TopupTV, a crude, low quality product - I know from personal experience - must be particularly galling for all Tiscali employees.
I hope Tiscali will take the bit between it's teeth and commit the necessary investment to develop the service in paralell with the competition - otherwise I fear that we shall all have no choice other that to find a new service provider following the demise of the company