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The BBC's Freeview HD plans have been dealt a blow after the broadcaster's proposed use of DRM on the platform was blocked by Ofcom. Full Article at Tech.co.uk
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THE BBC'S PLAN to use digital restrictions management (DRM) to copy protect Freeview high definition (HD) data has been given a good kicking by the regulator Ofcom. Full Article at Inquirer
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Ofcom has told the BBC that it will not yet allow the broadcaster to add DRM to its HD TV broadcasts. The decision comes after a two-week consultation period by the regulator which found, surprise, surprise, that the public just don’t like DRM. Full Article at Mirror.co.uk
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BBC plans to copy protect Freeview high definition (HD) data have been dealt a blow by regulator Ofcom. It has written to the BBC asking for more information about what the benefits would be for consumers. Full Article at BBC News
