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Story: Broadband TV could spark tighter Web controls

Posted by: samuel (Tuesday 7 December 2004, 12:43 AM)

Watershead, my arse. I walk down my street and hear all the f's and c' from the secondry school kids, girls too, sometimes its at me. Now already it is possible to download or view what might be on TV after 9pm at any time on the Internet, so why bother regulating something you can't.

The best that can be done is using DRM which scans movies for cetificates, so ever fmovie made will have to have a certificate, but then not many will bother with this -- only the children of parents that would not let thier kids stay up anyway.

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