BBC iPlayer App's international version is being launched
Apple iPad users may soon use the BBC's on-demand video service, the iPlayer, in an international version.
Customers who pay a monthly subscription will get access to a range of current and classic programmes.
International users can use this app to download content and watch offline.
Initially, global iPlayer will be available in 11 European countries: Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, The Republic of Ireland, The Netherlands, Portugal, Spain and Switzerland.
It will cost 6.99 euro per month (£6.14), with the option of an annual subscription priced at 49.99 euro (£44).
Customers who pay a monthly subscription will get access to a range of current and classic programmes.
International users can use this app to download content and watch offline.
Initially, global iPlayer will be available in 11 European countries: Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, The Republic of Ireland, The Netherlands, Portugal, Spain and Switzerland.
It will cost 6.99 euro per month (£6.14), with the option of an annual subscription priced at 49.99 euro (£44).
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