BBC to offer programs on the Internet
By Madhur Kapoor on Dec 26, 2006 in General, News, Tech
BBC has announced the hundereds of its TV programmes will be made available in the file sharing network . The move is part of deal between BBC worldwide and Azureus , a bit torrent technological firm . Recently Azureus launched a video uploading site similar to you tube called Zudeo . The site offers users to upload and view other’s video content . The main advantage of Zudeo is that it offers High resolution videos as compared to other video sharing site which offers low quality videos . To download contents from Zudeo , one must install a program .
So most of the BBC TV episodes will be available on Zudeo in high quality format for the users to download . Currently most of the BBC episodes are avalaible in the p2p network illegally . To prevent illegal trading over the network the titles will be protected by Digital Rights Management Software . Users will also be able to link to that program from blogs , social networking sites etc . BBC aims to reach the largest possible audience through this deal . But the pricing of the contents have not been revealed so far .





D …. D R M ,huh ,removing it make quality weak.
there are HDTV within minutes after telecast .
rahul | Dec 26, 2006 | Reply
Thank you for Zudeo… I have BBC, but, only for news…
Kissou
Caline | Dec 26, 2006 | Reply