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So, The Rudd Government is thinking about legislation for ISPs to control online piracy. Which would be all well and good, if only we had access to online video here in Australia. While we’re languishing in the pre-historic age, the BBC has just made their collection of TV programming available for UK iTunes users. Each […]https://gizmodo.com.au/wp-content/uploads/mt/images/2008/02/BBC%20iTunes.png