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  • Handy tool for those who want FREE TV...

    For those of you who are like me in that you're either Dutch, or tighter with your cash than a child with a dumdum, theirs a little program for you PC users that you might like.
    Its called TVU player. Basically, here's what it is. If someone watches a program on their computer who has the software, then with this program, you can see exactly what they're watching; only theirs hundreds of channels to chose from, all over the world. Want to watch hockey on the NHL and NHL2 networks? Go right ahead. Want to watch ESPN back home? They got that too - CNN, CBS, NBC, pretty much every major network is represented with this program. The catch? you have to watch it on a smaller than TV screen on your computer. But the best part? It's free - 100%. And theirs no spy ware that I've noticed on my friends computer which we watch football and hockey on all the time.
    Give it a shot - head on over to TVU Player's Download page and check it out -

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    • Blogger Gary says so:
      11/25/2006 02:58:00 p.m.  

      I love TVUplayer! I've been using it for a month. It's great for sports like you said, especially NHL and NBA games.

      Here's my take on the program from a month ago:
      http://thedailykimchi.blogspot.com/2006/10/tv-channels-free-on-your-computerim.html top