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"The BBC's budget is getting squeezed, and as such, everyone who uses its service is going to be made to pay up. Lord Hall, the BBC's Director-General, has announced that he's pushing to close the famous iPlayer Loophole, adding around &amp;pound;72 million to the corporation's budget. Currently, only Britons who watch live broadcasts on TV or online have to pay the &amp;pound;145.50 annual fee -- but around 500,000 homes avoid the charge by only watching shows after they've aired. The move will require approval from government, but we can't see it resisting -- the other option to save money is to axe BBC Four, and that just won't do."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2014/02/27/bbc-iplayer-licence-fee-charge/>