What's the cheapest way to receive CNBC Europe in my London office?

Dear Subsonictom, 

The answer depend on factors that only you can answer: the size of
your office, its location in London, the type of rental contract you
have (does it allow you to install satellite?), the type of
infrastructure that the office has (broadband? does it have satellite
already?).

There are basically two ways to receive CNBC Europe in an office: 
- Satellite: in the costs here, you will have to think of the price of
installing a satellite infrastructure in the office; and then the
prices paid to the satellite provider, for a package which will
include CNBC Europe. This might be better if you've a very large
office, and already have satellite infrastructure.
- A probably better way to receive CNBC Europe is to sign up on their
streaming process. Naturally, you need broadband connection. This is
better if your office is not that large, and if you cannot or would
not have satellite at the office. However, an exact quote would be
based on the number of employees.

See: 
CNBC Europe - licence requirements and how to receive us 
<http://www.cnbceurope.com/receiving/atoffice/index.php?url=contentb> 

I hope this answers your question. Please contact me if you need any
clarification on this answer before you rate it. Search term:
CNBC Europe

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Request for Answer Clarification by subsonictom-ga on 25 Jan 2006 06:03 PST

What about services such as cable TV and Homechoice? Are there any
online services that rebundle CNBC into an online streaming package?

To answer your question, the office has fewer than 10 people in it but
we would only need the channel to be shown on one screen.

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Clarification of Answer by politicalguru-ga on 25 Jan 2006 06:35 PST

CNBC is not available on cable and the streaming is available from
their site only.

For a quote you must address CNBC at the site I gave you - they would
not publish the data.