Its funded by the UK TV license so I guess it makes sense it’s blocked here ?
lostskylines on
Shite. I was really hoping 6Music wasn’t going to be affected in whatever this change was. That’s gutting.
CurrencyDesperate286 on
Should they be obligated to provide services free of charge to foreign residents who don’t contribute to funding? I mean, great if they do so, but feels like it’s not really something you can criticise them for not doing.
shorelined on
Access via the browser and use a VPN. Problem solved, same with iPlayer
FiachGlas on
Irish Times living perpetually in 1915
Glittering_Regret_30 on
We should retaliate by allowing the brits full access to the RTE Player. That’ll learn them
bigbadchief on
I was really disappointed when I saw the message in the app that they will be shutting it down. I’m a fan of 6 music.
I think I’ll still be able to listen on the website so it’s not the end of the world, just disappointing.
Tadhg on
Ironically it’s a paywalled article so it’s a slap in the face for those who don’t have a subscription to the Irish Times.
Elbon on
Some would pay extra for a slap in the face
AlwaysTravel on
I Reccomend listening to the podcast Cover: Steakknife , before the app is gone
PsychologicalPipe845 on
I’d pay them extra if they’d block RTE
Wack_photgraphy on
You want to be British or not ?
balor598 on
It’s the BRITISH broadcasting corporation, last time i checked we’d spent many centuries obstinately refusing to be British
Horn_Python on
I cant believe Michael forgot to put it the treaty!
CelticSean88 on
There’s actually homes who have a living room in the north and a kitchen in the south, I wonder how it will work for them lol
EnvironmentalShift25 on
>Asked to respond to concerns about the impact of its decision on listeners in the Republic and suggestions it may be incompatible with the 1998 [Belfast Agreement](https://www.irishtimes.com/tags/belfast-agreement/), a spokeswoman for the BBC said: “BBC content will remain available on third-party platforms outside the UK.”
nastros on
They are totally within their rights to restrict this to only the UK. The only thing I don’t like is we don’t get content they publish to Netflix outside of the UK. Recently the new Wallace and Gromit movie was on the BBC iplayer and on Netflix for everyone except Ireland as we get lumped with the UK. So we can’t view the iplayer or the content they release to Netflix for folks outside the UK.
Agile_Rent_3568 on
Only if they prise my VPN from my cold dead fingers. ☠️
assflange on
Is there anything we won’t brand “a slap in the face” or a “kick in the teeth” in this country?
bassmastashadez on
Will a VPN get around it? Maybe not. What a shame. I genuinely can’t stomach the thought of listening to Irish radio in the car.
Anxious_Mobile5376 on
Hopefully a VPN will sort it. I have 6 music on all day on my WFH days.
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Its funded by the UK TV license so I guess it makes sense it’s blocked here ?
Shite. I was really hoping 6Music wasn’t going to be affected in whatever this change was. That’s gutting.
Should they be obligated to provide services free of charge to foreign residents who don’t contribute to funding? I mean, great if they do so, but feels like it’s not really something you can criticise them for not doing.
Access via the browser and use a VPN. Problem solved, same with iPlayer
Irish Times living perpetually in 1915
We should retaliate by allowing the brits full access to the RTE Player. That’ll learn them
I was really disappointed when I saw the message in the app that they will be shutting it down. I’m a fan of 6 music.
I think I’ll still be able to listen on the website so it’s not the end of the world, just disappointing.
Ironically it’s a paywalled article so it’s a slap in the face for those who don’t have a subscription to the Irish Times.
Some would pay extra for a slap in the face
I Reccomend listening to the podcast Cover: Steakknife , before the app is gone
I’d pay them extra if they’d block RTE
You want to be British or not ?
It’s the BRITISH broadcasting corporation, last time i checked we’d spent many centuries obstinately refusing to be British
I cant believe Michael forgot to put it the treaty!
There’s actually homes who have a living room in the north and a kitchen in the south, I wonder how it will work for them lol
>Asked to respond to concerns about the impact of its decision on listeners in the Republic and suggestions it may be incompatible with the 1998 [Belfast Agreement](https://www.irishtimes.com/tags/belfast-agreement/), a spokeswoman for the BBC said: “BBC content will remain available on third-party platforms outside the UK.”
They are totally within their rights to restrict this to only the UK. The only thing I don’t like is we don’t get content they publish to Netflix outside of the UK. Recently the new Wallace and Gromit movie was on the BBC iplayer and on Netflix for everyone except Ireland as we get lumped with the UK. So we can’t view the iplayer or the content they release to Netflix for folks outside the UK.
Only if they prise my VPN from my cold dead fingers. ☠️
Is there anything we won’t brand “a slap in the face” or a “kick in the teeth” in this country?
Will a VPN get around it? Maybe not. What a shame. I genuinely can’t stomach the thought of listening to Irish radio in the car.
Hopefully a VPN will sort it. I have 6 music on all day on my WFH days.