Icasa may shut new free broadcaster

I want to know how ICASA plans to jam its signal and what are the 6 channels it plans to have available next month.
 
"If they continue to offer the service, Icasa has a variety of options, including sealing their equipment and submitting an application for a court interdict to stop such illegal activity," the regulator said. This means that Icasa could also block Free2View's satellite link or signal.
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I did not know that ICASA had a space program. Fire up that ICASA spaceship and go zop the satellite :D
 
ICASA are quite simply, idiots. What have they contributed to this country since their inception, I would love to know?
 
WTH??

What are the courts going to do? Its not a local signal.
Seal the equipment or block the signal? Lol, would like to see that.

Hahaha, ICASA why not just give up now?
 
donaldza said:
ICASA are quite simply, idiots. What have they contributed to this country since their inception, I would love to know?
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I assume you mean "positive contributions"? In that case: F all.

I wonder if ICASA has approached a Ukrainian warlord for a missile?
:D

Calling these governmental departments a "bunch of monkeys" is insulting to monkeys.
 
Its a bluff. They know they are powerless.:p

If Free2View continued operating, Icasa could approach the court for an interdict to stop its operations.
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Would that be the British, German, French or South African courts?
 
we starting to sound like a communist country.....blocking sat signals and all
 
ICASA moves very slowly when it comes to sorting out the competition issues, problems with SABC, DSTV sound problems, complaints etc ... yet within 24hrs of Free2View's statement they already decided to 'block' the signal.... amazing!
 
Skeptik said:
ICASA moves very slowly when it comes to sorting out the competition issues, problems with SABC, DSTV sound problems, complaints etc ... yet within 24hrs of Free2View's statement they already decided to 'block' the signal.... amazing!
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Any sniff of something they cannot make a buck out of will do that - everytime.
 
How is ICASA dealing with IPtv operators like Joost who currently provide free TV?
 
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