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Listed below are comments made by artesea between Monday, 21st April 2008 and Saturday, 14th November 2009.

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The new iPlayer on the Nintendo Wii 5:48pm on 14 Nov 2009 Slightly disappointed with this and the press release. Both headlines suggest that I can watch the iPlayer on my Wii right now, but I need to wait until the 18th until this is actually possible.
Please get your tenses correct, and hopefully the 18th won't take too long to arrive.
Round up: Wednesday 4 November 2009 10:07am on 05 Nov 2009 So how do those of us with Freesat get in on this iPlayer beta? (Pretty please)
BBC News Radar 08:57am on 11 May 2009 RE: RSS Feed, do you mean something like this: http://newsrss.bbc.co.uk/rss/newsonline_uk_edition/latest_published_stories/rss.xml
A bit slower, but pretty much the same thing.
Relaunching the News & Sport mobile sites 08:48am on 11 May 2009 Please don't take away the PDA version. One of the greatest things is the large list of stories, plus the teasers. This makes it very easy to view what's going on, and whether a story is really worth reading.
What's On BBC Red Button: 11-24 April 8:47pm on 14 Apr 2009 Any plans to make the large chunk of "*Not available on Freesat" stuff available to us on Freesat?
Excluding the games, most of these are just video on a stream which are already used successfully for the Sport content.
Even if they were available via the Sport Interactive wall as option 4 it would be a start.
Humiliation for the PM 2:56pm on 23 Apr 2008 Even with the new changes it seems that my wife and I will STILL be worse off. Married couple, household income over 30k, no children - so no tax credits for us.
There will be many people who get their first pay packet of the new tax year, and they are going to be worse off for many months. Let just hope they hit Labour where it hurts: the ballot box this May.
Mobile broadband - a spat over speed 5:40pm on 21 Apr 2008 Paul, the problem with up-to is that with almost every broadband provider (adsl/3g/cable) it is NEVER reached. Instead they really should be advertising average speeds.
It's not a fear of technology which has caused this, but marketing men and their "mine is bigger than yours" talk.

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