t only prerecorded and saved TV that you do not need a TV licence. If that is the case how much do you have to time shift your viewing for it not to b e classed as live TV, is it minutes, hours or days?
True. But that's about to change.
My god! Could you really watch bbc crap for an entire day. Purile, self-praising junk. Only the stupid and indoctrinated see it otherwise
- those that still call the bbc "aunty".
"Dave Plowman (News)" posted
I never rent DVDs. Let alone once a day.
Just an example.
But I'd guess you are one who thinks all TV should be 'free'. Without having the slightest idea how it is going to be paid for.
They ought to be bloody paying me 40p per day to watch it.
Have you seen the s**te they broadcast?
"Dave Plowman (News)" posted
If £140 a year is good value, people will gladly pay it without being forced to. If it isn't, they shouldn't be forced to pay for things that are not good value to them.
"Dave Plowman (News)" posted
Yes, *if* I buy the products advertised. But nothing like £140 a year.
Only if you want to legally watch TV that is broadcast live.
You don't need to buy a licence if you don't watch broadcast TV.
The commercial TV companies have a larger income than the BBC. Where do you think it comes from?
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