How To Get Free TV

The book I read to research this post was How To Get Free TV by JJ Riker which is a very good book that I bought from kindle. Actually this book is available on kindle unlimited despite me buying it and is around 50 pages so is quite short. This book is on a topic that will have the cable channels quaking in their boots as it does do what the title implies. Most of these stations don’t even require a TV card on your computer if you choose to watch on it. Some aren’t broadcast in 720 p or High Definition Standard. For some of your viewing you can use a digital aerial and coax cable which is probably obvious. You can also search for Free Online TV in a search engine like Google. You can also often stream these signals say from a router to your TV with a Roku 3, Apple TV or Amazon Kindle Fire TV devices. The Fire TV will also let you stream games from a console. Often these streaming devices have official channels they work with but there are also unofficial ones and often they are free. There is a website at http://twitch.tv & http://playon.tv which work with the Roku 3 and are free. There is also a cut down version of the Roku LT which is obviously cheaper. You can stream free TV to your computer at http://www.netgate.sk/products/freeonline-tv/ and there is also http://itv-player.com which gives to the content broadcast on ITV including many TV series and films. This book is probably more aimed at people in America than other countries but most of it applies to other countries. I did thoroughly enjoy reading and I would recommend it. I think certainly in most countries it is quite legal to watch stuff on these channels and at the end of the day it is a free option. One thing I will mention is if you are streaming to a computer you might need a fast internet connection probably at least 3 MB.