Can you imagine a world where you can view almost any television show you want for free anytime you want? How about the opportunity to read all the daily news articles without having to figure out what to do with those mangy papers as the piles build up in the den corner? How about being able to see all the Sunday news ads without having to order a subscription to the local newspaper?
Well that world exists today, and believe it or not, you’re living in it. I remember, in 1997 when I was in the eleventh grade, my high school Economics teacher Mr. Carpenter said, “I believe people will soon be watching TV from their computers.” The entire class laughed at him in disbelief, but he got the last laugh? While it’s not required, everyone who has access to the internet has access to watching television programs online for “free”. That is, no extra cost, than the standard cost incurred as standard with the internet price you’re paying. That’s right, you can watch full episodes of some of your favorite shows on the below major networks anytime, any day.
(CLICK THE LINKS)
FREE TELEVISION EPISODES:
• Fox
• NBC (click “Watch Video”)
• ABC
• CBS
• TNT (click “Full Episodes)
Most of you probably already know that you can access major and local newspapers online for free. If you didn’t, well, now you know. I read an article months ago where one of the major newspapers attempted to charge people for online access. They had such a same amount of online subscribers that they kicked that idea out the window and made access free for all. Some of the papers do require you to obtain a username and password, but they don’t ask for payment information. Below are just a few, but I’m sure you’ll find more as you search.
FREE NEWSPAPERS:
• New York Times
• New York Daily News
• Wall Street Journal
• Los Angeles Times
• Los Angeles Daily News
And here’s my favorite. I know so many people who ONLY get the newspaper for the Sunday Ads. It’s like they can’t live without them. I must admit, at one time, I was one of those people. Recently I found a website that provides links to all the Sunday Ads. Now I must admit, there are some links that don’t work, but for those stores, I just go to the store’s website and click “weekly ad” or something to that effect.
FREE SUNDAY NEWSPAPER ADS:
Sunday Saver
Well that world exists today, and believe it or not, you’re living in it. I remember, in 1997 when I was in the eleventh grade, my high school Economics teacher Mr. Carpenter said, “I believe people will soon be watching TV from their computers.” The entire class laughed at him in disbelief, but he got the last laugh? While it’s not required, everyone who has access to the internet has access to watching television programs online for “free”. That is, no extra cost, than the standard cost incurred as standard with the internet price you’re paying. That’s right, you can watch full episodes of some of your favorite shows on the below major networks anytime, any day.
(CLICK THE LINKS)
FREE TELEVISION EPISODES:
• Fox
• NBC (click “Watch Video”)
• ABC
• CBS
• TNT (click “Full Episodes)
Most of you probably already know that you can access major and local newspapers online for free. If you didn’t, well, now you know. I read an article months ago where one of the major newspapers attempted to charge people for online access. They had such a same amount of online subscribers that they kicked that idea out the window and made access free for all. Some of the papers do require you to obtain a username and password, but they don’t ask for payment information. Below are just a few, but I’m sure you’ll find more as you search.
FREE NEWSPAPERS:
• New York Times
• New York Daily News
• Wall Street Journal
• Los Angeles Times
• Los Angeles Daily News
And here’s my favorite. I know so many people who ONLY get the newspaper for the Sunday Ads. It’s like they can’t live without them. I must admit, at one time, I was one of those people. Recently I found a website that provides links to all the Sunday Ads. Now I must admit, there are some links that don’t work, but for those stores, I just go to the store’s website and click “weekly ad” or something to that effect.
FREE SUNDAY NEWSPAPER ADS:
Sunday Saver
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