Which is Better: Television Service or Internet Service?
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You can watch programming from several popular networks, and it won’t cost you a thing. Many of your favorite shows are already online, available for free. Why are you still paying for cable? You really need to check out Fancast.
Because we’re as into entertainment as you are, we have created one all-inclusive escape that combines everything you want to know about TV, movies, and celebrities. More than just the latest entertainment buzz, Fancast is also your number one place to find what to watch, where to watch it, and when it’s available.
With Fancast, you can watch the hits CSI: Miami, 30 Rock, How I Met Your Mother, and plenty of other full-length TV series. You can also check out the latest movie trailers, clips, photos, news and reviews. And you can search for any movie and TV-related info you absolutely need at that moment.
Since Fancast works best for you the more frequently you use it, we want to make sure the site features everything you want, love and need to stay entertained and informed. Let us know if you have any suggestions, comments, or if you just want to have a conversation with fellow entertainment junkies. At Fancast, we’re here for you.
This is just another place you can go that is convenient, and provides the bridge between what’s traditional, and what’s new. I’m excited to see it! I’ll be getting rid of my traditional television subscription plan now.
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5 Comments
Tim Brazer
October 29th, 2008
at 8:33pm
Great post by the way.
I am a big fan of Livestation for Mac. I’ll have to try out Fancast.
When I move out on my own [still 19 and live at home], I plan on only using a computer to watch TV. It’s cheap, free in most cases and alway great quality if you can get it on an LCD HD tv with DVI hookups.
I also like to use Windows Media Center on Vista with a USB TV hub. The ASTC [HD broadcast over the air] is excellent quality too.
There are so many choices out there for television online.
This was good. Got my attention. 8^)
BigRedPimp
October 29th, 2008
at 9:01pm
Fancast, or as I like to call it, “Borrowed from Hulu”. Seriously, though, there’s a lot of non-Hulu sponsored content on there that interests me too. I just wish Comcast would do more with it.
Betty
October 29th, 2008
at 11:26pm
We didn’t know about Fancast, thanks for the info. We watch some of the older shows on Hulu. But I do agree that there really isn’t a need for cable anymore. As long as you have Internet service you can watch any of your favorite shows, and Youtube is very entertaining too! LOL! Feel free to stop by & check outsime of the Youtube posts I put up.
http://thejoereview.com
Betty
October 29th, 2008
at 11:28pm
correction I should say *some of the Youtube posts my husband has put up. See what I get for commentingfrom my iPhone :)
bradleybradwell
November 2nd, 2008
at 10:40am
Although the quality of internet service needs to be improved, i do think that the internet is the future of entertainment. I rarely watch television except for weekends, and by doing that i miss the popular shows. So what do i do? I watch it online of course. All the newscasts, sports shows, shows, all of it is available online.
The Internet also connects you to the stories that happen on the television. In fact the Internet brings you information on whats happening in the world faster than the news does on television.
So yes, i believe that internet would be my choice if i had to choose.