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Very good points, upvoted. Not to nit-pick, but much isn't much of the PBS library already available free online? Also, HBO seems to have an interesting strate

Very good points, upvoted. Not to nit-pick, but much isn't much of the PBS library already available free online? Also, HBO seems to have an interesting strategy. http://www.hbogo.com http://www.hbogo.com is only available to cable subscribers right now, but one gets the feeling that this is an attempt to bring more viewers online so that, eventually, they will no longer need to rely on the cable monopolies. In my opinion, none of this can happen too soon.

kenjackson 15y ago
Not to nit-pick, but much isn't much of the PBS library already available free online? It might be. I can't find Thomas the Tank Engine, Dinosaur Train, or Bob the Builder programs online, but if you know where they are, I'd be indebted :-) Although still having them through a service that is carried by things like Roku boxes is a big plus, since most TV viewing by my familty is still on the TV. Although I'd consider a GoogleTV box if that was the only way.