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BBC and Adobe to add Mac and Linux support to iPlayer

The Beeb signs a deal with Adobe to add Flash video streaming to the iPlayer service, providing a quick-fix to appease Mac and Linux users currently excluded from the download service.

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Published 16 October 2007 In News

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