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I guess it's US only? Can't access from EU.

• bmn__ 5y ago
  Works for me, also EU. Use torsocks and youtube-dl to circumvent your region blocking.
• imagineerschool 5y ago
  Confirmed, can't access it from Canada, but with a VPN to the US, it's available. Who makes these choices?
  • jmartrican 5y ago
    I didn't even know YouTube did this.
  • oivey 5y ago
    It’s similar to the BBC blocking non-UK streamers.
    • WandOfALeftFoot 5y ago
      The BBC is not free though.
      • no_wizard 5y ago
        Neither is PBS. It’s funded through grants, donations and government funding via the Corporation for Public Broadcasting[0] [0]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporation_for_Public_Broadcasting https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporation_for_Public_Broad...
        • monocasa 5y ago
          Right, but even to endusers, the BBC isn't free, unlike PBC.
          • DanBC 5y ago
            The BBC is free. There's no charge to use the BBC. There's a TV licence, but that's payable if you watch any live tv as it's broadcast.
            • monocasa 5y ago
              Or iPlayer. Really consuming any BBC media requires a TV license legally.
              • DanBC 5y ago
                You do need a licence if you watch any tv live as it's broadcast, or BBC iPlayer. But you'd need a licence if you only ever watch Channel 4 and never watched any BBC content. The licence is not tied to BBC content - you don't need a licence to use the website or listen to BBC sounds or use BBC radio. The licence is tied to watching live tv as it's broadcast or BBC iPlayer.
• tyingq 5y ago
  On the off chance PBS allows access outside the US: https://player.pbs.org/widget/partnerplayer/2365792793/ https://player.pbs.org/widget/partnerplayer/2365792793/
  • piva00 5y ago
    Surprisingly it worked here in Sweden, thank you!
• throwaway1090 5y ago
  Works in India.