Online Television popularity surges during credit crunch

Online TV viewing is growing massively because everyone is feeling the pinch during the current unparralelled credit crunch.

creditcrunch Online Television popularity surges during credit crunch Because of all the doom and gloom in the world today, especially the banking sector most industries are losing massive market share, however watching video and TV on your PC is free therefore viewing figures have been growing with a 4% rise in viewing figures over the last 5 months. Internet TV is a much more cost effective solution to paying high satellite and cable fees.

Worldtvpc, the worlds favorite internet tv website has seen traffic surge with viewers eager to view our thousands of video and free online tv streams. Add to that the massive free tv list and you have a great and totally free viewing experience for your eyes to saviour

With a growing audience of high speed Internet access viewers and a massive 48 million plus consumers having interacted or posted content onto the web, the readily availability of free tv is a good reason to cut the expense of cable subscription packages in exchange for totally free viewing experience that is available right here

It only leaves me to wish you a happy online TV viewing experience.

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7 Responses to “Online Television popularity surges during credit crunch”

online television on October 18th, 2008 at 12:07 am

Online TV will never replace regular tv but more and more ppl are starting to tune in to online television.
Ray Broadbridge on March 8th, 2009 at 7:02 am

Over the past 2 months, we have seen a 400% increase in enquiries from computer users who want to view free TV on their computers. There are a couple of things driving this: (1) The availability starting this year of High Definition Freeview (DVB-T) – that is, free to view digital TV received through an aerial; and (2) the long-awaited launch in the UK of HDHomeRun, a ‘black box’ which provides 2 digital TV tuners which can be connected to a home network, so any of the client’s computers can watch, pause and record Freeview without needing a seperate tuner and aerial for each.
Scoobs on March 20th, 2009 at 11:22 am

Lets face it guys, why pay $30-$50 per month when you never watch the crap they show anyway??

Just hook up your TV to PC and watch the millions of online TV streams you can find on the net
Frank on March 20th, 2009 at 11:27 am

Well as im pretty well off i have both. Watch cable and satellite whilst in the lounge on the 50 inch plasma then watch online when im pottering around other rooms…

What credit crunch??? Hahahahaha…
Sara G on March 20th, 2009 at 11:31 am

The goddam cable companies should be dropping their prices. Why pay for the lousy content and shoddy customer service? Before there was no other option but now i can watch what i want using different means. I think these companies gotta be shitting themselves about now
DS (UK) on March 27th, 2009 at 3:28 pm

Im not poor but i just never watch Sky even though i pay for it…

I think either free tv or pay on demand is the way to go..

I feel cheated when my payment comes out but i havent watched any Sky all month
Only TV on April 15th, 2009 at 11:18 am

I agree with this blog post, people do look for TV over the internet as an alternative to their cable. They are looking to save some money in the recession.