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Doesn't say the content should be free, it says it should be available. Classic case of "please take my money".
by K0nserv 10y ago
Doesn't say the content should be free, it says it should be available. Classic case of "please take my money".
- ucaetano 10y agoIt is (usually) available through licensing. And there's a major cost (deal, legal, infrastructure) to making content available in a new country. Who should cover that cost if the demand is too low?
- K0nserv 10y agoI was only correcting the parent regarding the BBC. I don't have enough knowledge about the industry to comment on the surrounding costs, but I imagine that there's a lot of content where it would be worth it.