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  1. Streaming cable is already here. by Peaceful_Patriot · · Score: 1 · on Cable Channels Panic Over iPad Streaming App

    I stream it on my droid when I'm away from home.

    http://cvinetwork.com/

    http://wwitv.com/

    There are dozens of sites like these. Use with Windows at your own risk.

  2. Re:strange story by Jasonjk74 · · Score: 1 · on DailyMotion Now Streaming Live News

    Here's another location where you can find it, in addition to news from numerous other countries. http://wwitv.com/portal.htm

  3. 'Free' TV & Phone - Totally Cataclysmic by digitaldc · · Score: 1 · on What's Next in Telecommunications?

    Free TV on the net at http://www.wwitv.com/ and free phone service at http://www.skype.com?

  4. Streaming TV in Myth by Baseclass · · Score: 1 · on Internet Televison Content Coming of Age
    I customized my Myth box to play TV streams via mplayer (should be similar with xine).
    I created several text files with .tv extensions containing the various URLs and associated them with: mplayer --playlist -fs (I think that's it, I'm at work right now).

    wwiTV is a great site for live TV streams.

  5. Re:Random ramblings. (Ignore this post.) by arobas · · Score: 0 · on Saddam Hussein Arrested

    (10) Maybe they mean wwitv.

  6. Re:Live video coverage?! Where can I find it?! by drnomad · · Score: 1 · on US Starts Attacking Afghanistan

    Live TV from all over the world can be found here: WWITV, I used it to watch Pakistan TV!!!

  7. Re:let me see if I've got this ... by drnomad · · Score: 1 · on New IE Disables Netscape-style Plug-ins
    The Eola patent doesn't only hurt Microsoft, ofcourse. It's a viable conspirecy theory, but I didn't see many java applets on the net anyway. In the big picture this could hurt other browsers as well - Mozilla, Netscape, perhaps even the Norwegian Opera (because of US import restrictions). We can say goodbye to funny sites, entertaining sites, informative sites and so on.

    In my opinion, the plugin scheme is really a sort of "crummy patch" to a widespread used technology (the browser). I think that these guys understood that and chose the path of a new internet client.

    Now it's a conspiracy theory, tommorow it could kill all sorts of products and projects, like the browsers I mentioned. This patent could be bad for internet advancements anyway; it might be very hard to create an alternative scheme flexible enough to work around this patent.