Culture Clash: Watching Foreign Programming Without Paying For It!
When you live in a country as ethnically diverse as America, Canada, UK or any other country for that matter, you're bound to have people whose culture or language differs from that of the dominant culture. Large Telecoms and Media companies have exploited this for far too long and they usually offer a basic tier of cable, and special language or cultural channels are deemed "speciality channels" and you have to pay a premium subscription to just get the few channels that you want.Well that's all in the past because now many foreign language broadcasters from over-seas are making their non-English language content available for free - most of which is available on their sites in video or text form. But in those very rare instances they are made available live and streaming, and that's where some viewers are saving a fortune by not having to pay for monthly bundled cable subscriptions. So if you're one of those rabid tv fans that wants to watch foreign language programming, just knock back on your computer and do a quick search for the content of your desire. I hope to include some examples in the future, but it will have to wait for a future article from Web TV Free.
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