Youview announced - Project Canvas

It's all here :

http://www.youview.com/category/news/

Richard

On Tue, 28 Sep 2010 18:25:12 +0100, Dickie Mint
wrote:

http://www.youview.com/category/news/

That was last week's news.

In message , Dickie Mint
writes
It's all here :

http://www.youview.com/category/news/

Richard

I wonder if the partners have envisaged paying ISPs for the bandwidth.
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Ian

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In message , Dickie Mint
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It's all here :

http://www.youview.com/category/news/

Richard

I wonder if the partners have envisaged paying ISPs for the bandwidth.
--
Ian


the user pays their ISP - it's the fault of the ISP if they don't charge
their users enough.



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Gareth.

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http://dsbdsb.mybrute.com
you fight better when you have a bear!

But those who only want audio, will they be charged. I'm already getting a
bit fed up with having to have pictures when I only want sound on so many
things.

Brian

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Blind user, so no pictures please!
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"Ian" wrote in message
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In message , Dickie Mint
writes
It's all here :

http://www.youview.com/category/news/

Richard

I wonder if the partners have envisaged paying ISPs for the bandwidth.
--
Ian


the user pays their ISP - it's the fault of the ISP if they don't charge
their users enough.



--
Gareth.

that fly...... is your magic wand....
http://dsbdsb.mybrute.com
you fight better when you have a bear!

In article ,
Ian wrote:
I wonder if the partners have envisaged paying ISPs for the bandwidth.

And paying the electricity companies for the extra electricity used.

-- Richard

"Brian Gaff" wrote in message
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But those who only want audio, will they be charged. I'm already getting a
bit fed up with having to have pictures when I only want sound on so many
things.

Brian

I'm with you on this. I often download TV shows such as "Question Time"
onto my MP3 player, discarding the video. It would be nice to be able to
just "hear" the program instead of having to waste bandwidth on the video
feed.

Paul DS

"Paul D Smith" wrote in message
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"Brian Gaff" wrote in message
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But those who only want audio, will they be charged. I'm already getting
a bit fed up with having to have pictures when I only want sound on so
many things.

Brian

i'm with you on this. i often download tv shows such as "question time"
onto my mp3 player, discarding the video. it would be nice to be able to
just "hear" the program instead of having to waste bandwidth on the video
feed.


It's surprising when one starts thinking about it, just how many TV
programmes would actually work almost equally as well on radio.

"Ivan" wrote in message
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"Paul D Smith" wrote in message
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"Brian Gaff" wrote in message
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But those who only want audio, will they be charged. I'm already getting
a bit fed up with having to have pictures when I only want sound on so
many things.

Brian

i'm with you on this. i often download tv shows such as "question time"
onto my mp3 player, discarding the video. it would be nice to be able to
just "hear" the program instead of having to waste bandwidth on the video
feed.


It's surprising when one starts thinking about it, just how many TV
programmes would actually work almost equally as well on radio.


Indeed. In the old VHF days I listened to many a TV show on the radio!

Paul DS

"Paul D Smith" wrote in message
...
"Ivan" wrote in message
...

"Paul D Smith" wrote in message
...
"Brian Gaff" wrote in message
...
But those who only want audio, will they be charged. I'm already
getting a bit fed up with having to have pictures when I only want
sound on so many things.

Brian

i'm with you on this. i often download tv shows such as "question time"
onto my mp3 player, discarding the video. it would be nice to be able
to just "hear" the program instead of having to waste bandwidth on the
video feed.


It's surprising when one starts thinking about it, just how many TV
programmes would actually work almost equally as well on radio.


Indeed. In the old VHF days I listened to many a TV show on the radio!



Yes, why do they send a crew hundreds of miles to show a reporter standing
outside of a building, simply to tell viewers something that could be just
as easily and meaningfully imparted by the studio bound newsreader?