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Kinda seems more like "how to watch the Olympics for $20" (or more - I don't know quite how many games are available, and at what quality, from the BBC, but I f
by avolcano 14y ago
Kinda seems more like "how to watch the Olympics for $20" (or more - I don't know quite how many games are available, and at what quality, from the BBC, but I feel like you could potentially use over 200 gigs of transfer in watching them).
Many actual VPNs are somewhat cheaper, and just as simple to set up.
Of course, paying money to a third-party to watch BBC feels as insane and dumb as ever. You'd think that they'd start looking into overseas subscriptions at this point. Nevermind the IOC - why can't they offer anything on Pay-Per-View? Both are great alternative sources of income they're passing up, instead essentially encouraging piracy and sending money to third parties instead!
- micflan 14y agoArticle doesn't mention anything about free.
- iloveponies 14y agoThis is a complicated affair. It's the rights holders to the content that the BBC broadcasts who are probably the biggest hurdle in expanding the BBC Worldwide's reach. Global iPlayer is a start, but it will take time.
- kristofferR 14y agoJust use these two DNS servers, they're free and takes no effort to get working: Primary DNS: 64.250.122.104 Secondary DNS: 199.167.30.144
- sch1zo 14y agoyou probably should mention the guys providing the service. These DNS Servers are from http://tunlr.net/ http://tunlr.net/ and you shouldn't use these Server permanantly because they do DNS Traffic shaping