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I will check these out. Thank you.

This website looks really good.

Previously, I used TV channel surfing, commercials for other TV shows, and commercials for movies in order to figure out what I wanted to watch. Now that TV is basically online, I find it difficult to figure out what to watch. Streaming services show tiles of shows and movies, which do not...

There are a number of free streaming channels. Xumo, tubi, and roku all offer a lot of free streaming channels that also do not contain any commercials. How do they make money? Do people who watch free channels purchase the premium content eventually according to their business model?

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This is great! Broadcast TV needs a "stream" of good shows. It seems broadcast TV used to air things a few years afterwards. For instance, if a movie was in theaters, it could eventually show up on free TV. If a good series was on cable, it could eventually end up on free TV. Years ago, I...

I am looking for something to replace my current TV. After "This TV" was canceled, I need some free live TV to play in the background.

I am enjoying Tubi's Unsolved Mysteries channel and Tubi's Game Competition channel. What are the free live TV websites that you enjoy?

I am going to sign up with Gamefly. Netflix DVD by mail is closing in September. Please post your experience with gamefly or any other DVD by mail services! Thank you!

Why did cable get so expensive? Was it the content creators asking for more money? If so, will this trend continue with streaming? In other words, how will most people eventually consume and stack services? Will people buy an average of 2-3 services for instance and keep them year round...

What is the actual advantage of having a ROKU box as opposed to just getting a tablet that is connected to the internet? I know ROKU advertises thousands of free content but is any of that stuff even good? What does a ROKU actually give you that simply using the internet does not?

Exactly. Another variation on this is watching something on a channel and seeing an advertisement for something else on that channel that is going to be on later in the week. Often times, a show that I never watch will feature an episode that I am interested in. I'll only watch that one...

One of the most beautiful characteristics of TV viewing is the Channel Surfing. Plop down in your chair and simply flip through channel after channel until you find something that peeks your interest, settling in to it, then immediately bailing on it the second you get the itch, and then...