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@ 16 Jan. 2006 – 10:44:38
I would like to listen to the football commentary whilst surfing on the net. Unfortunately I can't do this though. For reasons of copyright the BBC cannot broadcast live online match commentary and when I try to listen on the radio, interference from the computer blocks out the signal.
You'd think that the BBC could have devised a way of blocking access to these specific webcasts for overseas listeners though.
morelearning
beesbeesbees
You can always try my football blog for a later report!! How are Bury doing? In danger of gracing the conference next year or safe?
www.beesbeesbees.blog.co.uk
www.footballgroundz.co.uk
lee954
I'm not a Bury supporter. In fact I've never even visited the town. I just enjoy listening to the football commentaries on Five Live.
morelearning
I am - they need all the support they can get.
At present they are just flirting with the conference, but they may find themselves lured into a more serious relationship if they let their guard down!
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I'm off work today and listening to radio while surfing. This makes much more sense to me, because you can choose what you want to listen to - currently it's
It's That Jo Caulfield Again (30 min)
Broadcast on Radio 4 - Tue 10 Jan - 18:30
Sample: When I'm on the plane, I always read the A-Z of Sexual Diseases. It's ensures nobody talks to you and you get both arm rests.
As far as the footy, most clubs run a live commentary service on home and away games - mine certainly does:
http://www.buryfc.premiumtv.co.uk/page/WorldKickOff/0,,10422,00.html
But it would use up half of your "Feeding your friends for only £40" budget for a year's service!