BBC to meet with open-source advocates over iPlayer

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BBC to meet with open-source advocates over iPlayer

*Source: Ars Technica (http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post...yer-ire.html)*
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The BBC is set to launch the beta version of its iPlayer "catch-up software" in the next few weeks, and the service is slated to be Windows-only at launch. But after the Open Source Consortium complained that the iPlayer would not be available to all license payers, the BBC has agreed to address their concerns.

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