Reply from BBC BBC3 DOG

In message .com,
" writes
I just noticed this bit...

Gripper wrote:
quote:
We use identifiers in common with other broadcasters

Don't you love that justification from the BBC? "Other broadcasters do
it, so don't go moaning to us about it - other people do it too".

So maybe they should introduce adverts "in common with other
broadcasters" and do away with the licence fee.
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Sean Black

"Richard Watkinson" wrote in message
...
The standard 'excuse' of informing the viewer which channel they are
watching is total nonsense. Just in case you may have forgotten there
is an info button which will tell you the time, channel and what you
are watching plus how long it goes on for etc.

And such information is also usually on-screen AS you change channel, so
their excuse of using DOGs for people channel skipping and "coming across" a
BBC channel is also nonsense.

"Sean Black" wrote in message
...
In message .com,
" writes
I just noticed this bit...

Gripper wrote:
quote:
We use identifiers in common with other broadcasters

Don't you love that justification from the BBC? "Other broadcasters do
it, so don't go moaning to us about it - other people do it too".

So maybe they should introduce adverts "in common with other broadcasters"

Err, the Beeb is full of in house adverts.

In message
Steve Webb wrote:

If the BBC want to follow what other broadcasters are doing, maybe
they should look at the DOG on Men and Motors, a reddish, subtle
double M in the top right corner, the least intrusive one I've seen.

Steve


Agreed but then with M & M there is so little to intrude on...

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Richard Watkinson

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