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British broadcaster wants to work with Microsoft on the delivery of digital content. Deals with Real and IBM could follow.
British broadcaster wants to work with Microsoft on the delivery of digital content. Deals with Real and IBM could follow.
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That said, this deal is all about technology and money and while the euros may not like to admit it, when it comes to IP-based TV MS has a commanding lead on competitors, especially in the area of back-end software and services; They've been working the issues of a top-to-bottom turnkey solution for over a decade while most of the competitors only deal with a slice of the problem.
That's why you get this kind of announcement; the BBC is going to make a big stink over looking over all alternatives to quiet the ABM politicians but in the end they'll go with the package that delivers all the goods and thats Microsoft.
Couple of things - what the heck are you talking about? And,
secondly, I hate to break it to you but in the UK, "liberal" isn't a
dirty word.
Just for some crazy reason, in the US it's used as a form of insult.
- Terrorist Huggers Unite
- by WJeansonne September 29, 2006 8:32 AM PDT
- These terrorist huggers (the BBC) can't even call a spade a spade! They refuse to acknowledge the terrorists in Britain, but use the term muslim extremists instead, a much kinder, softer label. The terrorist hugging liberals in the U.S. are concerned about the rights of criminals in Guantanamo and share info with their friends at the BBC. Hence, my title to this posting. The left-wing cretins are certainly on the march around the globe!
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- Pillock
- by ross brown--2008 October 4, 2006 4:45 PM PDT
- So everybody in Guantanamo is a criminal are they? Put them on
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(6 Comments)trial then. Charge them with something that would be
recognised by any other of the world's nations.
But you don't, do you? Cause the detention is, in many cases, a
symbolic act to keep a braying public satisfied that somehow the
"war on terror" (a war on a noun?) could ever be won.
And when you're sat on a potential tinderbox, the choice of
words is vital to ensure you don't inflame a situation. The people
who struck on 07/07/05 in London were terrorists and they
were EXTREMISTS. Suggesting - even in a roundabout way - that
all Muslims are terrorists is akin to suggesting that all Irish
people are members of the IRA. It's a non-sensical stereotype.
But sometimes it's easier to believe that - especially if you're too
dumb to think for yourself.