Clips without access to full-length episodes

How much longer will you publish Internet TV in clips yet not full-length
episodes? Even TRMS and Coundown are published clip-style, and you (MSNBC)
should have full rights to their entire episode content.

You managed to publish Arrested Development in full episodes not long ago...
what has changed in your model to make you think people enjoy clips?
Californication clips is such a tease that I'm [ ] this close to torrenting
the whole show. My friends think I'm silly for trying to hold out on
stealing shows like this and Lost season 5 in lieu of a legal streaming
alternative. How much longer am I going to have to wait, ISPs?

My point is: if you have rights to the show, publish the full episode.
Clips are gravy. If you do not have the rights to publish the show in
episodic format, don't insult me with 1m35s clips. Internet TV is not
synonymous with ADHD TV. We still want the full stream experience that TV
provides. If you're not going to stay true to the TV format, call it
something else. How about "Broadcast Clips" or "Internet Tease V?"

I check in every few months to see what WMC has to offer and all I find is a
giant waste of my time. Who's with me?

This is a user to user forum. None of us are responsible for the issues you
raise.

"Brett Campbell" <Brett > wrote in message
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> How much longer will you publish Internet TV in clips yet not full-length
> episodes? Even TRMS and Coundown are published clip-style, and you
> (MSNBC)
> should have full rights to their entire episode content.
>
> You managed to publish Arrested Development in full episodes not long
> ago...
> what has changed in your model to make you think people enjoy clips?
> Californication clips is such a tease that I'm [ ] this close to
> torrenting
> the whole show. My friends think I'm silly for trying to hold out on
> stealing shows like this and Lost season 5 in lieu of a legal streaming
> alternative. How much longer am I going to have to wait, ISPs?
>
> My point is: if you have rights to the show, publish the full episode.
> Clips are gravy. If you do not have the rights to publish the show in
> episodic format, don't insult me with 1m35s clips. Internet TV is not
> synonymous with ADHD TV. We still want the full stream experience that TV
> provides. If you're not going to stay true to the TV format, call it
> something else. How about "Broadcast Clips" or "Internet Tease V?"
>
> I check in every few months to see what WMC has to offer and all I find is
> a
> giant waste of my time. Who's with me?
>
>
>