Hi Frank,
Check mate for all of us, at the moment.
Yes, I am sure that the BBC would prevail if they took such a case to
court. at the same time, the potential for irreversible harm to the public
persona of the Corporation would be rather large. I am certain that none of us
has the right
Congratulations to Azureus.. the first to get their foot in the door.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/6194929.stm
Anyone know how much they paid?
Personally, I am a little sad. I would have thought that the BBC could have
done this for themselves. Instead of using a DRM model from
Hi Lee,
I accept your points, at the same time though, the British are being sold on
this idea of privacy with a number, an ID number. Well, as a public Corporation
the BBC could reverse that thinking and treat us all as UK residents wherever
we are in the world already.. it is still far
the management
of this new structure for those within the Beeb.
Please remember that the users as well as the providers have a choice that is
exercised whenever they use the web, and therefore all these structures have to
be liquid in conception.
Have fun:)
Richard Edwards
On Friday, July 14
Hi Mario,Can the bot call me at various times during the day to tell me the rss story headings, or just show me the video from the one o'clock news at two, from the bbc web-site?On 6 Feb 2006, at 23:43, Mario Menti wrote:On 2/6/06, Mario Menti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Thanks David. Nice
Hi Tom,
I am another lurker here
I think that the music business and entertainment business will have
to eventually behave like any normal retailer does. Can you imagine
buying a chain-saw and then paying an extra royalty for every piece
of wood that you cut? Well as a member of the
At the same time, if I am sitting in my living room in London with my
laptop, paying a TV license - then I can access it. Yet if I take my
same laptop to my house in Spain then I can't access it. surely
that is where I would want it most. I would pay - no problem.
I'm really happy to
Strange,In my view the copyright law was written to make sure that the creator was paid their dues.. this argument is all about not using any of the content because no one knows who to pay and how much to pay. The creators will therefore lose money from other new streams of revenue it
Jim,
I somewhat agree. I am not a programmer but I watch the mails here
for a clue as to where people want things to go. The BBC have
incredible resources yet there seems to be more innovation of the
Apple Discussions board. As an example, this week Sky News re-
launched, even as a normal
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