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Internet TV and Video - Changing The Way We Watch Television!

Are you an Internet TV and Video watcher or thinking about becoming one or never heard such a thing?

According to a previous Pew report, 62% of Internet video users uploaded, downloaded and watched videos using a computer, cell phone or some other device. And what’s even more remarkable is, this number increased by 33% in the US during Dec. 2006.

Today, more and more people from all walks of life (Worldwide) are combing the Internet searching for all kinds of free content to watch on their PCs such as, favorite TV channels, shows/episodes, movies, sports, news, adult TV, radio stations, music videos, computer games, etc. 

What caused this trend? Perhaps it had something to do with a slow economy, tight budgets, enormous amount of popular media being streamed online by TV networks, or something to do with current lifestyle such as...
... Always on the go, more computers in households, less TV space at a college dorm or cutting/downsizing a  Satellite/Cable subscription to save costs.

Whatever the case my be, the report also showed the vast majority of Internet TV/Video watchers were people 18-29 years old. The number of Internet watchers that visited video sites during 2003 grew by 339%, according to Nielsen media ratings.

In addition, the time spent on those sites grew to almost 2,000% and during 2008 the number of Internet video watchers grew 10%.
As the youth movement continues to rise, older adults age 50 and over are the least likely to watch videos online, but the number is growing. Only 40% from age 50-64 years old where Internet video watchers had an increase from 38% in 2008.

As a result, more males than females are Internet video watchers and by the way, all the numbers mentioned previously are no where near the total number of home video watchers. But I'll bet Internet TV and traditional television will merge together more as time goes on.

With all the free content being streamed to the Internet today by television networks across the globe, Internet users can watch their favorite episodes such as, CSI, Fringe, Family Guy, Star Trek, Bones, and 24, as well as...
...Gain access to channels like HBO, ESPN, CNN, Discover, MTV, ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox and thousands of other local, national and internal media...
...It’s no wonder why young Internet TV/Video watchers are so enamored with all the free entertainment provided--as it seems to fit their current lifestyles to a tee when gaining more television variety, savings, freedom, flexibility and mobility than traditional TV.

When I first discovered Internet television, it was a few years ago in an office where I use to work. But it wasn’t until I had to cut Cable to save costs that I began watching free Worldwide sports, TV shows/episodes, movies, news, and adult TV, including listening to radio and music on my Toshiba Satellite laptop.

With the option to watch my favorite entertainment wherever I go or connect my super computer Internet TV system to my television set, I become hooked on Internet TV--not to say I don’t watch traditional television sometimes.
When adding the Internet I simply add another dimension that works quite well with my lifestyle.

About the Author

Philip Sumpter is a tester and user of Internet TV products and has helped 1000s of people Worldwide enjoy watching Internet TV/Radio/VOD on their computers. Any computer can become a super TV using either hardware, software, or both. To learn more and how to become part of a new generation of Internet TV enthusiasts, go to TV over Internet or PC Satellite TV

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