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While we were singing the praises of our no cable set-up to some friends the other day, my boyfriend admitted that there's one thing he misses: being able to watch the 24 hour news and finance channels. Are there any good ways to get a full stream of, say, CNBC, CNN, Newsworld, and CP24 without a computer being present? The "house" computer is my laptop--I generally take it to the office with me and my boyfriend and I work opposite schedules. We have an AppleTV, a 360, and Sony Smart TV in the house all the time. Oh, and we're in Canada, but we already use UnoDNS for our unblocking needs. I took a peek at the absolute lowest end packages from Bell and Rogers, and they start at $40 a month. gently caress Canadian telecom
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# ¿ Apr 27, 2024 18:29 |
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Sporadic posted:http://www.aljazeera.com/ Are you hiding under our coffee table? We were just talking about Bloomberg and Al Jazeera this morning, I didn't know Al Jazeera had a channel on any of the set top boxes, thanks! (As an aside, my dad's best friend worked on launching the English version of Al Jazeera and is a fellow cable cutter; he too will be thrilled to find this out!) It's a little bit of missing news as the background noise (I used to always have CP24, the main Toronto news channel, on in the background in the morning and when I got home from work) and my boyfriend being a news junkie who likes to watch all the channels and then yell at the TV.
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