FREE ADULT INTERNET TV

Internet TV is growing in quality and choice, and growing rapidly.

There has been a massive explosion of internet tv content available from the major TV networks around the world including cable, Satellite and Digital Terrestrial Television.

As you know Internet TV is different from IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) because IPTV is delivered to your TV across a private managed network and of course is a subscription service.

Internet TV is a combination of Free internet only TV streams that have been around and broadcasting for years and the new on demand and catch up TV services from major broadcasters around the world ( see our ultimate online TV guide for more details).

You can watch TV shows, movies, live streaming all from a Mac, PC or wifi mobile device such as Ipod touch. You can easily watch great content wherever you are. Many hotels, shops and other public areas offer free Wifi connection so streaming TV episodes can be viewed anywhere.

The choice available is immense with the only problem being TV networks will only allow content to be viewed in the country they are based. So for example the ABC network is for American users only and the BBC’s iPlayer for UK residents only. In the UK and after the success of iPlayer, the other networks have all supplied online TV content for our viewing pleasure. A catch up service is available from ITV which provides streamed content through its web site for thirty days after broadcast. Channel 4’s on Demand 4oD service offers catch up shows for free along with content for purchase or rental. And Channel 5 have just joined in.

Many multi network sites have sprung up, the largest being Joost which offers a huge catalogue of content, divided into channels which are a combination TV channels and content from multiple sources. See a list of all Catch up tv networks

Watching your favorite TV show you missed on television last night by viewing the show online is becoming increasingly popular. Recently two different studies have shown.

Horowitz Associates study :- Broadband Content and Services 2007. (Online Media Daily account) found that a chunky 16 percent of broadband Internet users had watched at least one full length TV program via the internet during the week, this is up double from last years figures.

A second study from the Nielsen Company discovered that 25% of 1,599 Americans surveyed during October had watched on the internet episodes of a TV program in the past three months.