Post categories: iPlayer
Nick Reynolds | 13:38 UK time, Wednesday, 13 February 2008
Wandering around the fourth floor of the Broadcast Centre a few days ago I saw this:
I've been assured that if the router is unplugged the entire iPlayer (which seems to be ) does not crash.
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Go on, unplug it, see what happens :P
Not when I'm watching Eastenders or catching up on Torchwood you don't!