Re: Changes to Atlas access

On 08.06.2016 07:09, Nick Morrott wrote:
> MB are not interested in paying subscribers for a continuation of the
> RT service either. Currently a single XMLTV user must pay £1,200/year
> (after the initial 3 month trial) for continued access to the Atlas
> service under the new terms.

You can always start a service similar to schedules direct, that
bundles the contracts into a bigger package and takes care of the end
user support. Just be sure to add a dedicated feed that is designed
for the xmltv use case.

Although notice that the Atlas API fee is not the only payable fee.
According to 
https://metabroadcast.com/blog/getting-full-uk-listings-data-from-atlas-it-s-easy
You have to pay for Atlas usage, the RT data and "fees payable to
Red Bee Media on behalf of ITV".

Regards,
Karl

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