No. As it is not live tv. 4OD definatly not as a tv license is for BBC as they don't get funding from adverts so the tv license is their income. But iPlayer you do not need a license for iPlayer although a iPlayer tax is being reviewed meaning you would have to pay to use it. This may not happen though. Google iPlayer tax if you don't believe this.
Currently, in 2010, a licence is required to operate a television receiver in the UK. It is not required to own television receivers. The definition of a receiver is written to include televisions, recorders or tuners that receive television signals from terrestrial, satellite and cable services but it does not extend to internet based broadcasts.
The question of licensing Internet broadcasting in the UK is still being debated and there may be changes to legislation in the coming years.
The licence fee is used to fund the BBC. The BBC is the UK's public service broadcaster and carries no commercial advertising on air so almost all funding is provided by the licence.
The question almost certainly refers to the UK television market, being one of the very few countries that demands the purchase of a TV license.
The UK TV license is required for the reception of any Broadcast Television signal, whether via terrestrial transmitters, cable or satellite. The license fee is given entirely to the BBC to fund their production and transmission services and allows the BBC to remain independent of the UK government.
Replaying DVDs is not considered to be a broadcast and therefore does not require a license. The same applies if a DVD is played on a TV rather than a computer. However, not paying the license fee will attract the attention of the enforcement agancies and one will need to be prepared to demonstrate that the television is not used and cannot be used for receiving broadcasts. No connection to a satellite dish or aerial may be sufficient but checks will be made to ensure that the user is not cheating.
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No. You need full UK driving licence to drive in France
It might not yet be available within the USA. It was released in June 2015 only in the UK.
Yes.. however it is the website/host of the video that would be in far more trouble then you would be for just watching it.. but that said, it is still illegal to watch it.. you watch the move online but you never know whos watching you
Not in the UK
no
YES. You need a TV Licence to even have a computer.
Yes, it is legal to watch in the UK as long as it does not involve copyright infringement or access to illegal content. Users should adhere to the laws and regulations regarding online content consumption in the UK.
No, you only need a driving license to drive it.
You didn't specify what the licence is for !
Yes
There are plenty of places on the internet in order for one to watch TV for free in the UK. However, one might want to check out the website ukfree to watch TV for free in the UK.
yes you need a provisinal licence and a cbt.
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In the UK yes.
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