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bchau
24/07/2008 06:26 PM

Just tried the iVew and it was beautiful. Displayed full screen video on my laptop and I have just signed up with iiNET recently. Glad to learn that it is free download on iiNET.

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canberra_photographer
24/07/2008 08:11 PM

Television viewing in many countries has to a greater or lesser extent followed a downward trend in recent years. You can get TV tuners for a computer, so it's not just that we're spending less time in-front of the traditional box. It's not where, but rather when. People want to watch shows when they want to. Good on ABC for doing something like this, it's the way of the future. Now would Seven like to drop the stupid cut down TiVo and get with the other networks in offering this. And could Telstra and co hurry up with the FTTN network.

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