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Technology


Video killed the internet

As demand for downloading television programmes soars, broadcasters and ISPs are arguing over who should foot the bill for keeping the internet up to speed. By Sarah Arnott

Ashley Highfield is stepping down as director of future media at the BBC to head the Kangaroo Project, the joint venture between the three main broadcasters to make their content available on demand over the internet.

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