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Posted: 12:00 a.m. Thursday, June 25, 2009
Cable monopolies try to face the challenge of free online TV
Two cable monopolies are joining together to face the challenge of free TV online presented by Hulu, YouTube and other websites.
Time Warner and Comcast are experimenting with the idea of offering cable shows online for free once a user has "authenticated" that they are a paying cable or satellite subscriber, according to The Los Angeles Times.
Yet why are you paying up to $1,000 annually when you can watch what you want, when you want, for free?! It's a no-brainer. The only thing lagging behind with free online TV is the ease of use. But that will come in time too.
Time Warner and Comcast are experimenting with the idea of offering cable shows online for free once a user has "authenticated" that they are a paying cable or satellite subscriber, according to The Los Angeles Times.
Yet why are you paying up to $1,000 annually when you can watch what you want, when you want, for free?! It's a no-brainer. The only thing lagging behind with free online TV is the ease of use. But that will come in time too.
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