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<blockquote data-quote="expat2" data-source="post: 21709" data-attributes="member: 175981">If it did not make the switch, the broadcaster could face problems over programme rights when it begins broadcasting &quot;in the clear&quot; or unencrypted. But because the signal from the new satellite is much weaker, many viewers have found they can no longer receive the BBC's channels.Full article<a href="http://media.guardian.co.uk/broadcast/story/0,7493,966385,00.html" target="_blank">http://media.guardian.co.uk/broadcast/story/0,7493,966385,00.html</a>This is what BBC had to say about moving to Astra 2D (read full article)I think the management of BBC should be fired, unless the big bosses are the company's owner that makes 2.4mt or 3.5mt satellite dish, because it might cost 2/3 thousand pounds to all expats if they want to see the beeb and forget the &quot;programme rights&quot;. Don't they know that tecnology bypass the people's stupidity ?)(-red</blockquote>

[QUOTE="expat2, post: 21709, member: 175981"] If it did not make the switch, the broadcaster could face problems over programme rights when it begins broadcasting "in the clear" or unencrypted. But because the signal from the new satellite is much weaker, many viewers have found they can no longer receive the BBC's channels. Full article [url]http://media.guardian.co.uk/broadcast/story/0,7493,966385,00.html[/url] This is what BBC had to say about moving to Astra 2D (read full article) I think the management of BBC should be fired, unless the big bosses are the company's owner that makes 2.4mt or 3.5mt satellite dish, because it might cost 2/3 thousand pounds to all expats if they want to see the beeb and forget the "programme rights". Don't they know that tecnology bypass the people's stupidity ?)(-red [/QUOTE]

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