NASA is launching its own streaming service and vows to keep it freeenu@lemm.eemod to Technology@lemmy.world – 237 points – 12 months agot3.com6Post a CommentPreviewHotTopNewOldThat sounds good, I hope we can get it in the UK.You all might have to pay or just use a VPN. That’s what us Americans do to access BBC iPlayer.Like any other public agency or public broadcasting service (RTVE, for example), they should be free and with no ads.Sweet, looking forward to watching Gravity again. (/s) This is cool though. But NASA+ just sounds like they are copying Disney+.Something something "if it is free, you are the product."It's not free, we are paying for everything NASA does with our taxes.1 more...1 more...
That sounds good, I hope we can get it in the UK.You all might have to pay or just use a VPN. That’s what us Americans do to access BBC iPlayer.
Like any other public agency or public broadcasting service (RTVE, for example), they should be free and with no ads.
Sweet, looking forward to watching Gravity again. (/s) This is cool though. But NASA+ just sounds like they are copying Disney+.
Something something "if it is free, you are the product."It's not free, we are paying for everything NASA does with our taxes.1 more...1 more...
That sounds good, I hope we can get it in the UK.
You all might have to pay or just use a VPN. That’s what us Americans do to access BBC iPlayer.
Like any other public agency or public broadcasting service (RTVE, for example), they should be free and with no ads.
Sweet, looking forward to watching Gravity again.
(/s)
This is cool though. But NASA+ just sounds like they are copying Disney+.
Something something "if it is free, you are the product."
It's not free, we are paying for everything NASA does with our taxes.