By Dan Ilett
Published: Monday 27 June 2005
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Name
Jeremy
Location
Cambridge
Occupation
CEO
Comment
"Wyatt said: "If the BBC gives away archived material on the net, it takes away a market".
Are we thinking about the same organisation here, Mr Wyatt? Not ITV, or Channel 4, but the BBC? Paid for by the British public? By what right are you seeking to charge those people again for content that they have already paid for? Is your next step to digitally manage rights to see BBC3 and BBC4 so that any repeats cost us money to view? Idiot.
I think Derek Wyatt needs to remember that the pub...
Carl Maycock
I'm sure the government will miss the tax revenue ...
Anonymous
An MP that seeks to line his pockets! Whatever nex...
Anthony Hunt
"Wyatt said: "If the BBC gives away archived mater...
Jeremy
Must agree with the previous writer. Via the the L...
Dr Colin F Parsons
Carl above could not be more right. The BBC exists...
Paul Goldstone
Presumably, most of the free downloads will be stu...
Iain Benger-Stevenson
The BBC through BBC Worldwide sell programmes to U...
Nick Gray
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