BBC to stream news site to Samsung tellies The BBC has favoured Samsung's networkable TVs for the release of its first internet-streamed news feed. The "BBC News product for connected TVs", as only the Corporation could call it, "combines existing video and text content from BBC News Online", the BBC said, saving viewers the need to turn to their browsers. The content …
If you've got the bloody telly turned on, just tune to a BBC news channel! What the hell is the point of sending a low-res low-info low-iq (OK, I'm judging from the current news.bbc.co.uk news-free site) signal when you're already wasting, er, sending moving pictures and real sound over the air?
It's pointlessness for the sake of it.
great, now live streaming propaganda from the ministry of truth.
Bias at the BBC
1. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEDIldz6Tko
2. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFwiLz_L_7M
John Pilger -- The War You Don't See (section on the BBC)
http://vodpod.com/watch/5617702-john-pilger-the-war-you-dont-see
People can knock the BBC all they like, but lets look at the facts; First major news organisation to have a decent and constantly updated news website, First with live streaming shows and the iPlayer and now IPTV.
No doubt they were not the very first to do such things, but they are the first MAJOR media organisation into most new fields.
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