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Why? They have a right to do whatever they like with their content In accordance with the rules laid down to them. If it means that I in Sweden can pay and wat
by timc3 14y ago
Why? They have a right to do whatever they like with their content In accordance with the rules laid down to them.
If it means that I in Sweden can pay and watch BBC content then where is the shame in that.
- anoncow 14y agoas a corporation running on public money, i expect the bbc to keep public interest in mind. Drm only hinders the paying public. I will have to pay for a windows license if i intend to view content i have already paid for, so that bbc can keep their illegitimate masters happy. As for others, they are free to use proprietary software to deliver their content. I just want them to stay away from buying out the somewhat open internet that we have today. for people who believe that if only open source could reliably protect IP - almost nothing can protect content which is meant to be consumed. Only law can and that is where we are headed.