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Originally Posted by Ramrod
Ah, but they aren't just paying to watch the BBC. They are paying to watch any live TV.
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When the TV licence was introduced is was specifically just to watch BBC.
Define “TV”?
My eldest watches, almost exclusively, you tube. He watches it on his iPod, iPad, and Mac. But just because he may also watch it on a television, that attracts a fee whereas the other mediums don’t?
It’s farcical and needs review to make it fit for the future.
I’m not saying that I wouldn’t pay for BBC content, but how, why and what you pay for should be reviewed and non-payment should absolutely not result in criminal proceedings. Non-payment should just mean no access to BBC content as with all other providers.