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BBC launches iPlayer service for Macs and Linux
17/12/2007 by swordfish.
A streaming version of the BBC’s iPlayer online TV on-demand service has been launched for the Windows, Mac and Linux platforms.
This is the first time a UK broadcaster has provided an on-demand streaming service for all three platforms.
The download version of iPlayer was only available for Windows XP when it was released in beta form during the summer.
In an exclusive interview with ZDNet.co.uk’s sister site silicon.com in October, the BBC’s head of Future Media and Technology, Ashley Highfield, said he couldn’t promise a download version would be developed for other non-Windows platforms.
But Anthony Rose, the BBC’s Head of Digital Media Technology, has now said the corporation is aiming to launch a download version for other platforms “including Macs” in 2008.
He said the streaming service is the first in a number of planned updates during the coming months.
Source: ZDNet
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