> > I'm seriously considering dropping my cable TV service and just > using NetFlix or the Internet for everything. I was checking > recently, and most of what I watch on TV now is available via NetFlix. > > There are benefits, too: No commercials to skip. No scenes/frames > being deleted to squeeze in more programming. No silly censorship. >
Well you're probably still going to get the "silly censorship" since the show you get from Netflix is probably going to be the same as what they showed over the air. I know Family Guy is an exception to this, putting some cut scenes back in, but that's usually not the case for most shows. Also, depending on the show, and your timeframe of wanting it, the legality of getting it is questionable. If it's something that's on almost daily (say The Colbert Report for example) you're going to end up paying the iTMS close to what you pay for your entire cable bill for one show. > > Internet distribution (the legal kind) is becoming more and more > viable all the time. It's not there yet, but I'm watching closely (no > pun intended). Could you share some of your sources? Most of the stuff I've found is either not cost effective or horrible quality. _______________________________________________ gnhlug-discuss mailing list gnhlug-discuss@mail.gnhlug.org http://mail.gnhlug.org/mailman/listinfo/gnhlug-discuss/
