You say Didn't the Trust tell the BBC to produce download clients for other
platforms as soon as possible? But didn't the Trust also set the conditions
for DRM?
The point here isn't so much that someone has made a download client but has
made a download client that allows for the download of DRM
Andy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Trying to restrict discussion of certain topics isn't censorship? What
precisely do you call it then?
It's only censorship if they try to stop ALL discussion on a subject - as the
suggestion was that discussion be moved to somewhere else, not stopped
completely it
use the streaming version.
Then when Kangaroo launches it can offer the downloads as a pay per play or
pay to own service.
After all streaming is closer to 'television' and iPlayer is just a television
catch up service.
I'm sure I'll get hate mail for that but - oh well :)
Ryan Morrison
I think you're underestimating the independence of BBC News - they're not just
independent of the Government - they're also independent of the BBC. If a
story is worth reporting or a product worthy of mention then it will get
mentioned regardless of what is happening elsewhere at the BBC.
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