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BBC International iPlayer iPad App to Cost Less Than $10/Month

BBC International iPlayer iPad App to Cost Less Than $10/Month

Posted March 3, 2011 at 1:27pm by iClarified
The international version of BBC iPlayer iPad app will cost less than $10/month when it launch later this year, according to a Guardian report.

Director General Mark Thompson spoke at the FT Digital Media & Broadcasting conference in London on Wednesday and said the launch is "definitely this year" and will cost "a small number of dollars per month, definitely fewer than 10".

"We're exploring internationally what the right pricing and models are ... the most important thing is the consumer pricing is right."


Thompson also said he thinks broadcaster, mobile phone companies, and governments should work on a "road map" for mobile television.

"I believe that there's a strong case for the UK's broadcasters, mobile phone operators, Ofcom and government to come together to develop a roadmap for the introduction of mobile TV in this country," Thompson added.

"This would be complementary to the availability of TV content on demand, whether streamed or cached on the device and would enable the public to access time-critical content – news, major sports events and so on – wherever they are."

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BBC International iPlayer iPad App to Cost Less Than $10/Month BBC International iPlayer iPad App to Cost Less Than $10/Month

BBC International iPlayer iPad App to Cost Less Than $10/Month
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Elias
Elias - March 3, 2011 at 1:52pm
freakin' expensive !
Winski
Winski - March 3, 2011 at 1:48pm
The BBC international feed is barely worth the time that you have digging thru it much less the money to actually PAY 10 quid a month for it.. NO CHANCE..
Captain Obvious
Captain Obvious - March 4, 2011 at 1:50pm
The paid-for version will have more content than the current, free international feed
What
What - March 5, 2011 at 5:08am
Read the article properly smackhead, it says less than ten US Dollars not Quid. That's less than £6.15 at current rates
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