The British Broadcast Company (BBC) are to break boundaries this month since they are looking to call home stream BB1 and BB2 off their website. Live streaming TV has never been done before in the UK and it has immediately raised the problem of TV licensing in the UK.

It remains very unclear the way the UK TV licensing can maintain enforcement on people watching programs online however there's obviously a large demand because of it while the BBC iPlayer is now very well-liked by web users. Streaming footage and videos online happens to be a questionable subject as many sites have either been closed down or prosecuted for lacking permission to broadcast. Things were different a few years ago when people were just watching TV and videos in the corner of the room. These days you will find so many ways for individuals to watch content it is hard to police! There has been a massive crack down on illegal production of DVD's and CD's lately but it is still so difficult to keep it under control.

I think the idea of streaming television live from the net is a good idea and will soon be so convenient yet there can be someone out there who's buying a method to rip it off! Piracy is what stands in the way 토트넘중계. In the UK you have to pay a license fee every year to manage to watch 'terrestrial' TV yet that will all surely be changing soon while the rate of technology is changing at a rapid rate.