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How Can Sky Charge the Tv Licence Payer for BBC HD?
Posted on March 10th, 2009 1 commentjoe b asked:
I was browsing thorugh the sky channels an came across BBC HD. Great i thought i can test out the Tv im using. But a message came up on the screen informing i have to pay more money to get the new channel.
Surely as a license payer that channel is not Skys to effectively “hire out”
what do you think?
One response to “How Can Sky Charge the Tv Licence Payer for BBC HD?”
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EMILY IV - COOLIO TO WIN! March 13th, 2009 at 13:45
They’re charging you so you can watch in high def. rather than just generally watching BBC. I know what you’re like. You want to see every single eyelash on Charlie Stapleton’s eyes as he flutters his way through the news don’t you!?
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