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<blockquote data-quote="Mickha" data-source="post: 878050" data-attributes="member: 187442">If moving abroad, then surely the BBC moving to internet streaming will be a good way for you to keep viewing, especially as most countries seem to have better internet speeds than the UK, and given the way channels are moving towards spot beams.As mentioned, I haven't watched any British television for some time, but I do listen to radio 1xtra, which is where I heard about the BBC Trust online feedback regarding the future of the BBC.I like most of the music on 1xtra, but tend to hate the DJ's and the poor quality news. I was even forced to turn off today, due to the constant mentioning of International Womens Day, tomorrow, and how all shows will be hosted and run, by women, on radio 1 and 1xtra. This seemed to be mentioned following every song, at least the few they played !!!!!!!!!!Check the BBC Trust website&nbsp; and the online petition the BBC repeatedly mentions as their lead news story. Yesterday, they claimed to already have over 60,000 signatures and seemed determined to save the channel, if only to get more funding.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mickha, post: 878050, member: 187442"] If moving abroad, then surely the BBC moving to internet streaming will be a good way for you to keep viewing, especially as most countries seem to have better internet speeds than the UK, and given the way channels are moving towards spot beams. As mentioned, I haven't watched any British television for some time, but I do listen to radio 1xtra, which is where I heard about the BBC Trust online feedback regarding the future of the BBC. I like most of the music on 1xtra, but tend to hate the DJ's and the poor quality news. I was even forced to turn off today, due to the constant mentioning of International Womens Day, tomorrow, and how all shows will be hosted and run, by women, on radio 1 and 1xtra. This seemed to be mentioned following every song, at least the few they played !!!!!!!!!! Check the BBC Trust website and the online petition the BBC repeatedly mentions as their lead news story. Yesterday, they claimed to already have over 60,000 signatures and seemed determined to save the channel, if only to get more funding. [/QUOTE]

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