Socialise and help people in the Paphos region.
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Not living in any fantasy World, If you think that the millions of people who watch football with out paying for it ..isnt going to have an affect on Sky/Bt etc income...then I think its you whos living in your own World...Footballers get there hundreds of thousands a week wages because of the TV deals...if the deals get less so will wages, think about it.
Does your fruit carry advertising? If so, then you're paying for it as well....Hudswell wrote: ↑Thu Jan 11, 2018 4:47 pmIf you paid the TV licence and lived abroad....then I suppose you have at least the moral high ground....but still infringing Broadcast regulations...Devil wrote: ↑Thu Jan 11, 2018 12:29 pm Hypothetical question to Hudswell: if someone paid the UK licence fee but viewed the BBC content in Cyprus, would that be legal?
2nd hypothetical question to Hudswell: how can one watch the BBC overseas services which are free-to-view without having some form of streaming or IP service?And as for your second question...I have no idea!
I can't believe he said thatHappy in Cyprus wrote: ↑Fri Jan 12, 2018 2:12 am Let's all not forget that Hudswell has been giving us these dire "we're all doomed" warnings for the past five years.
Devil, with your knowledge of Switzerland.. I have been seeing this come up on various forums....can someone explain to us, how this provider says it is legal?Devil wrote: ↑Thu Jan 11, 2018 12:29 pm Hypothetical question to Hudswell: if someone paid the UK licence fee but viewed the BBC content in Cyprus, would that be legal?
2nd hypothetical question to Hudswell: how can one watch the BBC overseas services which are free-to-view without having some form of streaming or IP service?
I don't know the details for sure, but there are three countries that have decreed through their respective high courts that some iptv is legal, viz. CH, B and NL. Providers in these countries may therefore offer services. One big IF is whether they have the right to offer services outside their national borders, e.g., to CY. However, there are some other IFs, such as some Sports channels, that the provider would have to receive encoded and probably by satellite, that may be illegal to decode without an agreement; it is possible that some iptv suppliers are in breach of this and can therefore be subject to civil and penal sanctions, including closure injunctions. This may explain why the Swiss provider has limited offerings in the sports/adult/Sky categories, but I speculate here.WHL wrote: ↑Sat Jan 13, 2018 11:41 am Devil, with your knowledge of Switzerland.. I have been seeing this come up on various forums....can someone explain to us, how this provider says it is legal?
http://www.spam/switzerland
Many thanksDevil wrote: ↑Sat Jan 13, 2018 3:20 pmI don't know the details for sure, but there are three countries that have decreed through their respective high courts that some iptv is legal, viz. CH, B and NL. Providers in these countries may therefore offer services. One big IF is whether they have the right to offer services outside their national borders, e.g., to CY. However, there are some other IFs, such as some Sports channels, that the provider would have to receive encoded and probably by satellite, that may be illegal to decode without an agreement; it is possible that some iptv suppliers are in breach of this and can therefore be subject to civil and penal sanctions, including closure injunctions. This may explain why the Swiss provider has limited offerings in the sports/adult/Sky categories, but I speculate here.WHL wrote: ↑Sat Jan 13, 2018 11:41 am Devil, with your knowledge of Switzerland.. I have been seeing this come up on various forums....can someone explain to us, how this provider says it is legal?
http://www.spam/switzerland
What is interesting with him (I think it is a one-man show run by a Paul Novak) is that there are no prices on his website. He negotiates individually, so that, e.g., you ask for only BBC and ITV in SD only, you will get a reasonable price but ask for more and the price goes up. Personally, I'm not happy without a fixed tariff that can be seen, but that is me!
It ( http://www.uktv.media/ ) works for me. Your links are to a UK provider whereas mine are to one in Paphos. Yours is to an unconnected URL.Happy in Cyprus wrote: ↑Sun Jan 14, 2018 10:46 am Devil's link doesn't work. This should: https://www.uktv.co.uk
Actually, the channels are here: https://corporate.uktv.co.uk/about-uktv ... -channels/
Sorry, it does for me, perhaps it is in my browser's cache. I tried a different browser and it still worked. Tried it on 2 other computers which had never been used for it before and it still worked, each with different browsers.
And as for your second question...I have no idea!