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It should be noted if your Internet service meters your download volume, then it will be very expensive to watch internet TV. So please be sure before watching these free of charge internet channels to check with your internet provider to ensure that you will not be charged for download volume or for connect time.

This thread maybe be of interest to homesick American and Canadian expats living in Germany and Austria where there is no reliable english language terrestrial T.V. broadcasting.

Here are some interesting links:
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Here is a link to comedy central: this is free of charge. There is tons of free
video clips

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I include a web link to the brand new webcast of MSNBC News with Brian
Williams. This isn't just a 5 minute news clip but is rather the nightly
newscast in its entirety. It is completely free of charge. Here is the link:


So if your interested or curious about it, scroll down right hand side and
click On Demand, then just click on the day of the week that you want to watch.
Obviously as the US is a day behind you would have to click on Wednesday's
newscast otherwise if you click on Monday it will be Monday of
last week.
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Also the C-Span television network which does some wonderful educational
broadcasts offer a service free of charge, where you can watch their programming
live over the internet broadcast from Washington DC for free.
  IF you scroll down to the bottom of the page and click
on Live Streams and select the windows media player, the telecast starts. You
can make it go full screen by doing a double left mouse click on it. At that
point the picture may seem a bit fuzzy, but what I do is I get back about 3 or
4ft from my computer screen and then it doesn't seem as fuzzy. C-Span is a great
source of information for students and people and its broadcast live from
Washington DC. I particularly enjoy Book TV, that is my favorite broadcast on
C-Span. I just turn up my computer loud speakers and it is just like watching TV
live from Washington DC. This is free of charge anywhere in the world.
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Here a link to the Pentagon Channel.
Just click on watch the Pentagon channel live. This web edition of the Pentagon
channel is available to anyone as a public service absolutely free of charge. It
is precisely the same Pentagon channel with identical programming as to what is
made available over the internet satellite in Europe on AFN TV.
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Also pbs is free of charge and has some clips on its website. Here is the URL:

Just click on the pictures and it runs in clips about 15 minutes each. You may
have to click on 3 separate clips to watch the whole one hour Frontline show. It
takes a while for the clips to load. Then double click on the square picture,
then to make it go full screen put cursor in middle of picture, and a small box
in left corner click on that, just click once and it goes to theater mode full
screen on your computer.
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