How to pronounce “license fee” in English

I don't want to interrupt you by the way.By which I mean the BBC has the license fee.

happening in the internet but what other publishing companies were doing was they were striking deals with people likeProdigy and CompuServe where they were taking a license fee and giving to those companies the right to do whatever kindof they wanted to both commercially and creatively. And it just seemed to me that that's okay if you don't think

But because you vote with your wallet and you're sending that message every time you make a purchase, it is really important.initially. And then there may be a license fee that's based on the sales of the product.

tax. And then you got Starbucks that says, you know, we we want to do business and sell coffee next to amom-and-dad family business coffee shop, but we have to pay this license fee for the Starbucks logo and that has to go toBermuda and, you know, so so when I look at who's hollowing out the middle class,

And he kept saying, the thing about the BBC is we're public.We're paid for by the people, by the license fee.There's no ads. So we're not interested in ratings.

while their peers in cabinets spent about €260, far below the national average of €533.And then students also have to pay semester fees, health insurance, and the public broadcasting license fee. So,it adds up fast. And that's without living expenses and a social life.

If I think about my n-of-1 example of myself-- but I think this would be a typical example-- I could be paying for or five video streaming platforms--Disney+, Apple TV, Netflix, I'm paying for documentaries on YouTube, paying my BBC license fee.I mean, TV's getting 50, 60 pounds a month off me.