pond5 in credits of two more BBC documentaries.

Both programmes are in the Horizon series of one-off documentaries. p5 was named in the Archive section of the credits:

How to Survive a Car Crash.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00ylxg8

Predators in Your Backyard.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00zfp4m

Video content on these pages will probably not be available outside the UK.

Neither program is viewable in are area.

This is really idiotic (not available in my area). For what do we have worldwide internet if they don't give it for free for everyone.

Why should the BBC - my national broadcaster, which I part-fund by paying my TV license fee every year - provide the world with free TV? You need to seperate in your mind the transport mechanism (the web) from the content, and think instead of broadcast rights and who is going to pay for the bandwidth to stream thousands of hours of quality programming to the world. I'm buggered if I want my license fee to go up so that everyone around the world can watch the BBC's output for nothing.

You can watch BBC in the US - just get the "How to" here:


How to watch BBC and so on in the US and Vice versa

ya, let's cut out all USA movies and videos for viewing overseas ... ya that would work wouldn't it LOL

A lot of workarounds just watch a couple of crash dummies.

We can't watch the streams on NBC,ABC,CBS etc in Europe either