Following NRK's recent P2P experiences and the great quote I hereby coin the NRK Beta Doctrine :

The only way to control your content is to be the best provider of it.

comes news that Canada's CBC are attempting a P2P project of their own.

And not only that, all episodes of South Park are now available for watching online, even with clips indexed so you can search and view specific scenes, such as Richard Dawkins getting poo flung at him. Exciting times!

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1. Revisiting the doctrine « The Daily T says:
   February 4, 2009, at 05:51 AM

   [...] to take a moment to thank Comedy Central for doing stellar stuff on the web, right in line with the NRKbeta Doctrine: The only way to control your content is to be the best provider of [...]

2. Overture or elegy? « The Daily T says:
   February 27, 2009, at 04:08 AM

   [...] past the possibilities for market segmentation, for complete control over your product.  Follow the doctrine and ye shall [...]

3. The Daily Show blocked outside of U.S. « The Daily T says:
   April 29, 2009, at 12:54 PM

   [...] trying to compete with free if the free product is better.  And I think the above illustrates the NRKbeta doctrine as well as anything. Publish it quick, make it easy to download - even if we have to pay for it [...]

4. Look who’s talking now says:
   June 13, 2009, at 11:03 AM

   [...] Thor F nevner at dette kan likne NRKbeta-doktrinen: The only way to control your content is to be the best provider of it. Det har han ekstremt rett [...]

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