BBC Teams Up With Azureus To Distribute Shows

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/6194929.stm
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Hundreds of episodes from shows in the BBC vault will be made available via the Azureus Zudeo file-sharing network.  Zudeo, a service comparable to Google's YouTube, provides users the ability to upload video content to be streamed over the web.  The difference between YouTube and Zudeo is that Zudeo is capable of providing high-definition content.  Though to access Zudeo videos, you will need to download software from Azureus.

This new venture will mean US viewers will now be able to get access to previously UK-only broadcast shows such as Dr. Who and Red Dwarf.

No date has been set yet as to when the shows will be available.

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Great news and only possible because the BBC is funded by the people of Britain through the TV license. You really can't beat the documentaries, comedy and the total lack of ads !