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On 03/23/2010 02:10 PM, Gordon Henderson wrote:
And,,,,, the garage up the end of the estate where i work can't have the radio on in the background now cos they don't have a licence,, also where i work, a few weeks ago had a letter asking if they had a licence (have broadband for streaming auction sites and dial up for vosa).The BBC isn't really a private company, though, is it? Though you're right that having to pay for a licence whether or not you watch BBC is ridiculous. Personally I don't watch any TV at all, so don't pay for a licence.That's fine, but what's becoming more worrying is how easy it is to get live TV streamed over the Internet now - basically everyone with a PC and a broadband connection has the capability to watch live TV, (even if it's only News 24!) and that's the definition of requiring a TV license )-:Gordon
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