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They do have a free streaming service and they do stream stuff through YouTube. The availability of a show will depend on the licensing restrictions they have f
by mtberatwork 8y ago
They do have a free streaming service and they do stream stuff through YouTube. The availability of a show will depend on the licensing restrictions they have from the content producers though. It's the member stations that are the ones who are producing all of the content (or licensing it from other broadcasters (e.g. BBC) and production houses (e.g. Ken Burns).
- altfredd 8y agoAh, right. The "that guy did it" excuse. If they aren't legally obliged to purchase "broadcasting right" from "members", they can always stop doing so. If they ARE legally obliged (or forced by corporate mob, depending on your preferences) to engage in the rent-seeking, their budget founding should be permanently set to zero.