To: NormsRevenge
Their coverage is sporadic and splattered over half-a-dozen cable channels (which are not on all cable services). It is difficult to find and keep up with what's going on.
Their NBC network is recorded. Their cable stuff may be live.
You would think that they could have at least one Internet streaming feed.
23 posted on
08/16/2004 7:02:59 PM PDT by
TomGuy
(After 20 years in the Senate, all Kerry has to run on is 4 months of service in Viet Nam.)
To: TomGuy
I don't know how ANYONE can watch TV in the US.
I understand that advertising pays the bills etc...but, it's mind-numbing.
At least in Ireland you'll only have a maximum of four ad breaks an hour.
31 posted on
08/16/2004 7:09:24 PM PDT by
Happygal
(Liberals - fully au fait with their 'rights', utterly ignorant of their responsibilities)
To: TomGuy
If you have DISH Network, check out channel 100. There's an Olympics options that shows you what's going on at the moment on five of the six channels, and you can select straight from there. Actually, it shows six, but the NBC channel is constantly showing a looping promo even when NBC is airing Olympic coverage. Makes it a bit easier to find what's going on.
TS
58 posted on
08/17/2004 11:33:02 AM PDT by
Tanniker Smith
(My favorite film genre are mockumentaries like "This is Spinal Tap" or "Bowling for Columbine")
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