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Originally Posted by tweetiepooh
BBC source
Change in law planned so close loophole whereby people who watch BBC other than live don't require a TV license - good thing too.
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Good.
The law needs to catch up with technology.
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Originally Posted by Mr K
What a first class berk. If the web wasn't over the the top with ads it wouldn't be a problem. I don't mind 1 or 2 on a page, but some sites don't know where to stop.
That's reminded me to switch my ad-blocker back on; every Google upgrade seems to switch it off again !
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The report also said:
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Mr Whittingdale said he would be meeting "representatives from all sides of the argument" in the coming weeks to discuss the issue, adding that he did not think ad-blockers should be banned.
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It sounds to me as if he thinks the way forward is to show certain advertisers that their behaviour has been counterproductive.