Watch New Tv Shows For Free Online
Most of us watch new TV shows once they are broadcasted on a TV station. But did you know that you can watch new released TV shows online for free? That means you can watch TV shows whenever you like and won’t miss an episode. But how can it be free? The website is supported by minimal ads, which pay’s for the company whom created the show and the hosting server bandwidth costs. However, most of these websites are for US residents only, leaving the rest of us from around the globe without access. Fortunately, there is an easy way to bypass this. Using a VPN tunnel, such as HotSpot’s Shield, will hide your actual location, thus leading the website which hosts the TV show to believe you are from the US. If you already live in the US, go straight to step 3. Here is how to do it:
1. Download a copy of HotSpot Shield from here and install.
2. In your internet browser, a HotSpot Shield Toolbar will have been installed. Make sure it is turned on.
3. Go to http://www.hulu.com and start watching your favorite TV shows.
Now you can enjoy all your favorite TV shows online for free without end until you have had enough. Well, at least pretty close to that. Because the VPN tunneling service is free, you are allocated 3GB a month, which should be plenty unless you’re watching a great deal of TV shows. To make it an even better experience, why not ring up your buddies and let them know how awesome the TV show was by making a free phone call online. No doubt they will be impressed to hear you watched it online for free!
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December 28th, 2008 at 11:26 pm
This is an interesting thing to do. But which are these sites where you can watch the TV programs in the first place?
I am curious about these tunneling things? So do they hide the actual user. Are there other advantages to this other than watching TV online?
January 1st, 2009 at 8:04 pm
hulu.com is the site I know of that allows you to watch TV shows online for free. I’m sure there are more though.
Yes VPN stands for Virtual Private Network. Think of it as a LAN, only the computers are remote and secured. The other end creates a gateway to the internet so that all your data goes through their server, “cloaking” it. Yes VPN is great when you require 100% anonymity, as your IP address is completely hidden.
There is a good article at howstuffworks.com about VPN. http://computer.howstuffworks.com/vpn.htm