Gender: Unspecified Location: With Cinderella and the 9 Dwarves
Sadly there's nothing particularly good in that area. There are decent services for national television in most western countries as far as I know, but a lot of Online TV is limited to their own national audience. You could perhaps do something with proxy servers.
I am not sure if the army bases in Europe have American television, perhaps you could look into that and if they do see how, I could imagine that you could get foreign television through sattelite.
Gender: Unspecified Location: With Cinderella and the 9 Dwarves
I don't know, I always thought that paying 30 bucks for something that other people can get for free (subsidized by advertisement) based on location is a bit much. If you can even get the shows where you live, or at all.
What do you pay for cable in the US? I think I'd be willing to pay a decent amount for good online television, I do think my location and time (possibly age, interests and gender as well) based viewing should be worth at least as much to advertisers as the random, unsure viewers they get now.
Youtube does shows now...Tend to be older ones but it's still pretty decent. Not sure if it'll simply be a case of using a proxy server, deleting any cookies from youtube and then changing the country you say you are from and you'd get access to other country's tv shows. So far i've only watched UK shows anyway.
What you're paying for is partially the ability to watched the episode you want, when you want, where you want, without commercials. TV doesn't give you that option (at least not where I live).
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