Reel Life
There's also a large amount of HD content and more potentially fascinating chunks of visual entertainment than the normal human mind can encompass. For history buffs who just have to see what really happened (or at least, what the camera says happened), this site is invaluable. A search widget is provided for Mac users, but the Search function is clean and simple.
You can also license original clips for your own use. Licensing information is friendly and complete. Licensing is also very flexible.
I've always had moments of serious affection for the BBC. Occasionally, it comes to life again, and the love is renewed. For a public institution that has been run mainly as a non-profit service, it has delivered much joy for free.
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*strains of violin music* and *beep* *beep* *beeeeep* ;)
you must be referring to Lilliburlero...
lol! sir i was referring to the BBC! you know, in between things they always do that...violins thingie, then the beeps, which i reckon might be the bbc in morse code or something, but i have no idea...then in a clipped british accent: this is the bbc...
Oh yes, Lilliburlero was the tune for 'Hickory Dickory Dock' that they used to play before the News. The violins are now Shostakovich or something. And (grin) nowadays the accent isn't always very Bri'ish.
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