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    When I want to watch TV, I use the BBC iPlayer, or 4 On Demand*. I hardly ever watch anything when it's scheduled to be on, and if it's really important to me I can download it. I don't consider the output of the rest of the couple of hundred channels to be worth paying for. But... more

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  • Rated by poloboy23 on Mar 04 2009, 10:19am

    useful resource for tv watching

  • Rated by Rubbrbaron on Feb 22 2009, 10:04pm

    Best Sites to Watch TV on Your Computer, over the Internet This British site gives you the info and tools on how to stick it to those blood-sucking cable TV companies. Most cable companies enjoy a monopoly within their communities. So far, they are oblivious to the fact that people now have access to some of the best tools to watch TV on computer. When it comes to the costs of cable TV, consumers are left footing the bill, paying upwards of $80 to $100 every month for a list of about 50 to 100 channels, most of which are filled with half-hour infomercials or documentaries about the many uses of whale blubber in third world countries.

  • Rated by MaheshNayak on Feb 14 2009, 10:40pm

    Easier to watch programs which are not available in cable T.V.

  • Rated by poetofcode on Feb 10 2009, 2:29pm

    When I want to watch TV, I use the BBC iPlayer, or 4 On Demand*. I hardly ever watch anything when it's scheduled to be on, and if it's really important to me I can download it. I don't consider the output of the rest of the couple of hundred channels to be worth paying for. But no doubt when it happens, BSkyB will be ahead of the game and the first to implement it in this country; and meanwhile Virgin (or whatever components will make up the cable industry at that time) will be the first to implement an affordable edition which works just as well.And I will be the first to ignore the efforts of both.* Note, however, that I presently use my cable TV service to access 4 On Demand and iPlayer; I don't use Windows and find the implementation of the Kontiki service irritating and counter-intuitive. And too demanding of attention. At least the web interface for iPlayer works.

  • Rated by dinesh97 on Jan 24 2009, 4:47pm

    Watch world wide TV Channels on your computer

  • Rated by Kosyman on Jan 24 2009, 3:00pm

    Watching television on your computer ;)

  • Rated by TONYYB on Jan 18 2009, 12:06pm

    HOW TO GET TV ON YOUR COMPUTER. I MAY NEVER LEAVE THE HOUSE AGAIN.

  • Rated by smiletime on Jan 14 2009, 10:13pm

    who needs a dvr anymore when you can watch all the tv shows you missed for free, even ones that aired months, years, or decades ago? This wseet site will tell you where to look for what you want to watch. (If you haven't downloaded it illegally already ;) )

  • Rated by Anjaethno on Jan 13 2009, 12:02am

    I'll try it...

  • Rated by TheThrill01 on Jan 12 2009, 11:07am

    pretty cool. I have used Justin.tv. Has a bunch of channels.