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No, it's in case the BBC URL substitutes for a UK commercial website.
by timthorn 13y ago
No, it's in case the BBC URL substitutes for a UK commercial website.
- mapgrep 13y agoBut if BBCW is emphatically not subsidized as stated above, wouldn't it be perfectly OK -- even more OK than regular BBC -- if it competed with UK commercial websites? Since it's not got any "unfair" subsidy advantage? Not trying to argue, just trying to understand the (bizarre) logic of the blockade.
- walshemj 13y agoone word "Murdoch"