A long shot

[akicif]

...that probably won't work, but....

Is there anyone reading this who is:

• In/near Edinburgh
• With access to a TV and video recorder
• Who could tape today's BBC One O'Clock News

Please?

There's a story on one of our work conferences, but we've not got a TV license here at work, and there's no decent aerial for our TV, anyway....

Comments

Re: So what happens...

[ffutures.livejournal.com]

They're detecting the UHF circuit, I think, or at least it used to work that way. Plus they get the address of anyone who buys a TV, video, digital receiver, or subscribes to cable services. But I suspect that their main technique is to look for addresses that aren't listed as having a TV, take a look to see if there's an aerial, and knock on the door if there isn't.

Case in point, a friend of mine who has never owned a TV but moved into a house that had an aerial and gets regular enquiries from the licensing people