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I guess that I somebody wants to see show X, then it will see show X. That can either be done via the provider's website (BBC/YT), via DVD, or via illegal downl
by Faaak 10y ago
I guess that I somebody wants to see show X, then it will see show X. That can either be done via the provider's website (BBC/YT), via DVD, or via illegal download.
Now, if a british expat is living in Spain and wants to watch the show, they will go on BBC's youtube channel. Video not available ? Well then, go to TPB or any streaming website. Better earn a bit than nothing (eg: GoT).
You only see one end of the problem: if all the countries "open their contents", well then everybody pays for everybody.
- ucaetano 10y agoThe vast majority of content isn't owned by countries. BBC content outside the UK isn't (usually) owned by the BBC.