Gosh. And let's say there are, as a round figure, ten million computers in homes across the country. So that's, let's see, 0.1% of computer users (assuming just one person uses each computer) who are bothered. Hardly a groundswell of public opinion, is it? More people than that vote for the BNP - doesn't make them right.
</devil's advocate> More seriously, if there's no announcement about (at the least) a release date for a version for Mac by the end of the year, they may have a point, but at the moment I still say the BBC are doing absolutely the right thing, given the restrictions imposed on them. Cheers, Rich.
http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/zdnetuk/news/20/~3/136763927/0,1000000121,39288177,00.htm E-petition on the 10 Downing Street website urges the prime minister to instruct the BBC to provide the iPlayer for operating systems other than Windows
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