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posted by bronxbee (Sun Mar 07 10, 3:34PM)
its design is very retro-future. (sort of star trek-y, no?)
posted by funWithHeadlines (Sun Mar 07 10, 4:33PM)
Why bother, it's ABC, so it's no loss whatsoever. If you want to know who wins Oscars, your twitter feed will give you that info instantly. If you want to watch the Oscars, watch it online for free (as least Roger Ebert says so, but I can't get this link to resolve: http://techpp.com/2010/03/02/10-ways-to-watch-the-oscars-2010-live-online-for-free/
I'm serious. Network TV is worthless. The good stuff comes online instantly, so you don't miss anything.
posted by funWithHeadlines (Sun Mar 07 10, 5:18PM)
Here ya go: http://www.livestream.com/aplive
posted by doa766 (Sun Mar 07 10, 5:58PM)
I didn't know those antennas worked with HDTVs
posted by MaryAnn (Sun Mar 07 10, 6:17PM)
There's no way AP is going to be streaming ABC's coverage of the ceremony. No way in hell. Red carpet is different.
I will be absolutely astonished if the ceremony is viewable online at all.
posted by MaryAnn (Sun Mar 07 10, 6:32PM)
Well, yeah, it is a loss. Maybe you don't get it, funWithHeadlines, but I'm not just someone goofing around on the Net here. This is my business, my livelihood. If I couldn't liveblog the Oscars -- as they're happening -- on Facebook and Twitter, I'd be bypassing a lot of potential new exposure for this site to new readers. This is a big night for someone who writes about movies, and I could no more sit on the sidelines than a sports writer could sit out the Super Bowl and just be content to learn the final score later.
posted by funWithHeadlines (Sun Mar 07 10, 6:38PM)
Yes, but my point is there is live streaming on the Net, live results on Twitter faster, etc. ABC can be routed around.
posted by funWithHeadlines (Sun Mar 07 10, 6:42PM)
However, I do acknowledge your job situation, and I feel bad you had to work hard to get around this issue. I despise network television, but you have to cover it, so my antipathy cannot translate to your situation. My sympathy for getting caught up in this mess, and for living in a place where you do not have choice in providers (something that most people share).
posted by Kenny (Mon Mar 08 10, 11:33AM)
I watched a live stream. The resolution wasn't great, but since I couldn't be bothered to get out of bed at 1am-6am to go downstairs and watch it on Sky 1, I just opened my laptop and went to one of the links somebody put up here in one of the other threads.
There were occasional annoying popups over the stream, but it was at least live and didn't pause at any point to rebuffer.
posted by Orangutan (Mon Mar 08 10, 11:42AM)
Um... please don't kill the messenger and all that, but I heard on the radio this morning that at about 8:10p last night (Eastern, of course), Cablevision got ABC back on. >.>