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SeeSaw TV Review (UK Online TV Service)
February 19, 2010
SeeSaw is a combination of already popular online TV services from BBC, C4 and FIVE. I believe this idea to have a great amount of potential when it comes to attracting visitors. With some good publicity and strong marketing, I’m pretty sure people would be swayed towards it for the simple reason that everything is in one place.
Given the choice, I think everyone would prefer it all to be on one site rather than having to flick between separate services from each channel – which was one of the driving forces behind the Kangaroo online TV service which got cancelled before launch, SeeSaw is what has been created from the ashes of that service.
But that’s just an idea, a principle, a basis to build upon. The real question is, how have they executed it? Well, after testing the site for a while over the past couple of days since it’s public release (after previously having tested out the SeeSaw TV Online beta), I have found the site to be an interesting addition to the UK online streaming TV landscape.
Continue reading »SeeSaw Online TV Service Beta – Register Now! (UK)
January 20, 2010
SeeSaw is an upcoming online TV service that will be launched in the UK in the next few months which will be aiming to provide its users with a variety of content, including British programming as well as international shows such as those from the US. SeeSaw will be presented in a high quality viewing platform which should allow viewers to enjoy a wide variety of popular TV programming on-demand, presumably in an iPlayer straming video kind of presentation.
Kangaroo TV-On-Demand Blocked By Competition Commission
February 5, 2009
One of the keywords of the coming year is flexibility: the ability to watch what you want, when you want and where you want. TV channels have already done there bit and have set up their separate on demand services allowing you to watch programmes that have you’ve missed (or that you really want to see again) when you want by streaming or downloading them off the internet.
Following the path set by the BBC iPlayer, Channel 4 and ITV set up their respective services (along with many other channels) and although this allowed you to watch vast amounts of TV on demand after their original viewing date it was still irritating to have to download all three services and have to use the different systems. So a solution was born – Kangaroo – which would unite them all, but unfortunately it has been derailed.
Continue reading »BBC Broadcast Live Online – BBC One and BBC Two
November 25, 2008
BBC One and BBC Two are to be broadcast live on the Internet from the 27th November 2008.
This means that you’ll not only be able to catch up with BBC TV shows that you’ve missed in the last week by using the BBC’s iPlayer, but you will also be able to use their successful TV streaming and downloads programme to watch BBC One and BBC Two simultaneously as they are broadcast in their traditional forms.
If you’re not a fan of the iPlayer (if not why not?) then you can also watch the live feed of these channels on their respective pages on the BBC website.
Continue reading »Free TV Video Online (Info)
October 26, 2008
Joost is a free TV video online service where you can watch a variety of different TV shows whenever is convenient to you; you’re not tied to TV schedules here.
Since it launched as a public Joost beta around May 2007 it’s been developed and various improvements made to the service along the way. Now what’s probably the most notable of changes that has been made is the fact that you no longer need to download and install a separate application in which to view the Joost TV programming content.
All you need to do now is visit the Joost website and register for an account – or login if you an account from using the Joost application like I did – for the first time in over a year I may add!
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