Tuesday, May 25, 2010
BBC Looks To Ban Over the Top Use of Its Content
The BBC, saying it seeks to maintain its brand, says it does not want to make its programs available to third parties for VOD distribution on an unbundled basis. In part, that is one more example of how the debate over content pay walls is being played out, and also an example of the broader ways in which the battle between open and closed ecosystems likewise has heated up.
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online video,
over the top,
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