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Jo-Anne
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      06-14-2010
I have no TV and am considering watching certain programs online. I notice a
lot of websites where one can view TV shows at no charge. Any suggestions
for particularly good sites and for those I should avoid? If there's online
information about how to choose and use these sites, I'd be glad to read it.
I haven't found anything of that sort through Google so far.

Thank you!

Jo-Anne


 
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Leonard Grey
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      06-15-2010
Open Google and type this into the search box:

watch television online
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Leonard Grey
Errare humanum est

Jo-Anne wrote:
> I have no TV and am considering watching certain programs online. I notice a
> lot of websites where one can view TV shows at no charge. Any suggestions
> for particularly good sites and for those I should avoid? If there's online
> information about how to choose and use these sites, I'd be glad to read it.
> I haven't found anything of that sort through Google so far.
>
> Thank you!
>
> Jo-Anne
>
>

 
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Jo-Anne
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      06-15-2010
I did that already, Leonard. What I got was a long list of websites where
one can watch TV. However, I found nothing about how to choose which sites
are good and which are bad (bad meaning, to me, hard to use or likely to
download malware onto your computer or to change settings that then cause
trouble).

Jo-Anne

"Leonard Grey" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Open Google and type this into the search box:
>
> watch television online
> ---
> Leonard Grey
> Errare humanum est
>
> Jo-Anne wrote:
>> I have no TV and am considering watching certain programs online. I
>> notice a lot of websites where one can view TV shows at no charge. Any
>> suggestions for particularly good sites and for those I should avoid? If
>> there's online information about how to choose and use these sites, I'd
>> be glad to read it. I haven't found anything of that sort through Google
>> so far.
>>
>> Thank you!
>>
>> Jo-Anne



 
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Bruce Hagen
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      06-15-2010
ABC, NBC and CBS, (probably others), have many of their shows available
for online viewing at their respective Websites. I use them now and then
when my DVR screws up.
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Imperial Beach, CA


"Jo-Anne" <Jo-> wrote in message
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>I have no TV and am considering watching certain programs online. I
>notice a lot of websites where one can view TV shows at no charge. Any
>suggestions for particularly good sites and for those I should avoid? If
>there's online information about how to choose and use these sites, I'd
>be glad to read it. I haven't found anything of that sort through Google
>so far.
>
> Thank you!
>
> Jo-Anne
>


 
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Jeff Strickland
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      06-15-2010
WWW.HULU.COM is worth a visit.

The trouble with the free sites is that they only (or mostly) have reruns,
they have no current live programming.

Let us know what your research uncovers.




"Jo-Anne" <Jo-> wrote in message
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>I have no TV and am considering watching certain programs online. I notice
>a lot of websites where one can view TV shows at no charge. Any suggestions
>for particularly good sites and for those I should avoid? If there's online
>information about how to choose and use these sites, I'd be glad to read
>it. I haven't found anything of that sort through Google so far.
>
> Thank you!
>
> Jo-Anne
>



 
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Leonard Grey
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      06-15-2010
How should /we/ know which websites will be hard for /you/ to use?

Do you have anti-malware software installed on your computer?

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Leonard Grey
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Jo-Anne wrote:
> I did that already, Leonard. What I got was a long list of websites where
> one can watch TV. However, I found nothing about how to choose which sites
> are good and which are bad (bad meaning, to me, hard to use or likely to
> download malware onto your computer or to change settings that then cause
> trouble).
>
> Jo-Anne
>
> "Leonard Grey" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Open Google and type this into the search box:
>>
>> watch television online
>> ---
>> Leonard Grey
>> Errare humanum est
>>
>> Jo-Anne wrote:
>>> I have no TV and am considering watching certain programs online. I
>>> notice a lot of websites where one can view TV shows at no charge. Any
>>> suggestions for particularly good sites and for those I should avoid? If
>>> there's online information about how to choose and use these sites, I'd
>>> be glad to read it. I haven't found anything of that sort through Google
>>> so far.
>>>
>>> Thank you!
>>>
>>> Jo-Anne

>
>

 
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Jo-Anne
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      06-15-2010
Thank you, Bruce! So you don't use Hulu or anything like that to get
programs?

Jo-Anne

"Bruce Hagen" <> wrote in message
news:hv6i88$5rm$...
> ABC, NBC and CBS, (probably others), have many of their shows available
> for online viewing at their respective Websites. I use them now and then
> when my DVR screws up.
> --
> Bruce Hagen
> MS-MVP [Mail]
> Imperial Beach, CA
>
>
> "Jo-Anne" <Jo-> wrote in message
> news:hv6bbi$geu$...
>>I have no TV and am considering watching certain programs online. I notice
>>a lot of websites where one can view TV shows at no charge. Any
>>suggestions for particularly good sites and for those I should avoid? If
>>there's online information about how to choose and use these sites, I'd be
>>glad to read it. I haven't found anything of that sort through Google so
>>far.
>>
>> Thank you!
>>
>> Jo-Anne
>>

>



 
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Jo-Anne
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      06-15-2010
Yes, I have anti-malware software. I'd prefer sites that don't attempt to
get by it, however. My question was aimed at those who might have had
experience one way or the other with viewing programs online.

Jo-Anne

"Leonard Grey" <> wrote in message
news:...
> How should /we/ know which websites will be hard for /you/ to use?
>
> Do you have anti-malware software installed on your computer?
>
> ---
> Leonard Grey
> Errare humanum est
>
> Jo-Anne wrote:
>> I did that already, Leonard. What I got was a long list of websites where
>> one can watch TV. However, I found nothing about how to choose which
>> sites are good and which are bad (bad meaning, to me, hard to use or
>> likely to download malware onto your computer or to change settings that
>> then cause trouble).
>>
>> Jo-Anne
>>
>> "Leonard Grey" <> wrote in message
>> news:...
>>> Open Google and type this into the search box:
>>>
>>> watch television online
>>> ---
>>> Leonard Grey
>>> Errare humanum est
>>>
>>> Jo-Anne wrote:
>>>> I have no TV and am considering watching certain programs online. I
>>>> notice a lot of websites where one can view TV shows at no charge. Any
>>>> suggestions for particularly good sites and for those I should avoid?
>>>> If there's online information about how to choose and use these sites,
>>>> I'd be glad to read it. I haven't found anything of that sort through
>>>> Google so far.
>>>>
>>>> Thank you!
>>>>
>>>> Jo-Anne

>>


 
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Jo-Anne
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      06-15-2010
Thank you, Jeff! I just looked at Hulu. So far, I tried to find some
(ancient) episodes of Star Trek: Next Generation, but all I've seen offered
are excerpts. If I find anything good anywhere, I'll post again.

Jo-Anne

"Jeff Strickland" <> wrote in message
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> WWW.HULU.COM is worth a visit.
>
> The trouble with the free sites is that they only (or mostly) have reruns,
> they have no current live programming.
>
> Let us know what your research uncovers.
>
>
>
>
> "Jo-Anne" <Jo-> wrote in message
> news:hv6bbi$geu$...
>>I have no TV and am considering watching certain programs online. I notice
>>a lot of websites where one can view TV shows at no charge. Any
>>suggestions for particularly good sites and for those I should avoid? If
>>there's online information about how to choose and use these sites, I'd be
>>glad to read it. I haven't found anything of that sort through Google so
>>far.
>>
>> Thank you!
>>
>> Jo-Anne
>>

>
>



 
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Bruce Hagen
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      06-15-2010
No. I got a good cable setup. No sense watching TV on a 24" monitor when I
can watch it on a 42".
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Imperial Beach, CA


"Jo-Anne" <Jo-> wrote in message
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> Thank you, Bruce! So you don't use Hulu or anything like that to get
> programs?
>
> Jo-Anne
>
> "Bruce Hagen" <> wrote in message
> news:hv6i88$5rm$...
>> ABC, NBC and CBS, (probably others), have many of their shows available
>> for online viewing at their respective Websites. I use them now and
>> then when my DVR screws up.
>> --
>> Bruce Hagen
>> MS-MVP [Mail]
>> Imperial Beach, CA
>>
>>
>> "Jo-Anne" <Jo-> wrote in message
>> news:hv6bbi$geu$...
>>>I have no TV and am considering watching certain programs online. I
>>>notice a lot of websites where one can view TV shows at no charge. Any
>>>suggestions for particularly good sites and for those I should avoid?
>>>If there's online information about how to choose and use these sites,
>>>I'd be glad to read it. I haven't found anything of that sort through
>>>Google so far.
>>>
>>> Thank you!
>>>
>>> Jo-Anne
>>>

>>

>
>


 
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