Classic TV for Free Download
way2trivial writes to tell us the New York Times is reporting that Warner Brothers will have over 100 classic TV shows available for free download with a 1-2 minutes of commercials per episode. From the article: "There is a catch. To use the technology, viewers will have to agree to participate in a special file-sharing network. This approach helps AOL reduce the cost of distributing-high quality video files by passing portions of the video files from one user's computer to another. AOL says that since it will control the network, it can protect users from the sorts of viruses and spyware that infect other peer-to-peer systems."
...will look a lot like that classic Lucy in the Bonbon factory episode I'm downloading.
I suspect I'll allow Real Player on my system before I accept an entire p2p install just to download some crappy TV.
"AOL says that since it will control the network, it can protect users from the sorts of viruses and spyware that infect other peer-to-peer systems."
Yea . . . uh . . you know . . . AHAHAHAHHAHA, no i'm sorry, there's no way I can make a serious comment about that.
Your hair look like poop, Bob! - Wanker.
...if AOL had the idea to send you their data via snail mail, on some kind of CD.
I hate to be the one to break it to you, but broadband is already saturated with penetration.
can you imagine spam on your tv?
Ah. I'm closing my eyes, trying to conjure up the vision of spam on my TV. I'm watching a Friends re-run; let's see, Joey's drinking a Coke, Phoebe's buying an apothecary table from Pottery Barn. . . hmmmm, now I'm interrupted by a commercial for Zoloft (whatever the hell *that* is, since they can't legally tell me what it does and I have to ask my doctor), Chandler makes some lame joke about Trojan condoms. . .
Uhm, nope. I can't imagine spam on my TV at all.
Microsoft is to software what Budweiser is to beer.
Throw in advertising for Smallville and Sex and the City, track download/share stats, Profit!!!
Congratulations!!!! You just solved for the mysterious '???' of the three step Profit mantra.
"Gee Ward, you were awful hard on the Beaver last night!"
"I say we take off, nuke the site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure."