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Wow, thanks Real.com.
You mean, I can give you 12 quid a month to watch breaking news from BBC, CNN, etc?
Instead of what I do now, i.e. keep up for free via my browser, and (hopefully) faster text based feeds.
Word of advice to Real.com.
Er, get real.
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Surely you can get a base level cable tv package for around the same price?
Posted by: Stan Lee | Sunday, May 27, 2007 at 08:57 AM
People take delivery of their new PC which comes bundled with RealPlayer pre installed as the default player, and they think wow this is amazing and pay for the dam thing.
I guess it's all down to education of the end user.
Jamie
Posted by: Terinea Weblog | Saturday, May 26, 2007 at 12:26 AM