BBC Threatens IPlayer Hackers With Mild Annoyance
Blog Hence the iPlayer, which delivers TV to people's computers. Others in the TV industry, never entirely happy with this 'broadcasting' idea in the first place, insist that every effort is made to prevent the wrong people from doing the wrong thing...
[June 9, 2008, 11:42]
BBC Threatens IPlayer Hackers With Mild Annoyance
Blog Comment The iPlayer was the first new service to go through this process and It was The Trust who insisted that all this protection and time limits were put in place. Their point was that the UK citizens paid for the content to be created, so why should...
[June 12, 2008, 9:50]
BBC Threatens IPlayer Hackers With Mild Annoyance
Blog Comment What if people around the world spent all their time watching the superior TV from the BBC (other good UK TV outlets are available) and didn't bother watching their own TV output. I've seen a number of ideas that look quite interesting (BBC Trust...
[June 10, 2008, 14:22]
BBC Threatens IPlayer Hackers With Mild Annoyance
Blog Comment If you are developing iPhone apps and using the simulator to access iPlayer, then you could be OK. It's not at all clear what is being protected or why: if you hang out on the UK TV torrent trackers, stuff appears within minutes of broadcast, all...
[June 10, 2008, 0:01]
