The Media Mac is still going strong and so is the move towards online entertainment. I’ve rounded up a list of sites serving up free television and film.
video.aol.com
Provides content from network and cable television channels.
Babelgum.com
Babelgum has less mainstream content.
CBS.com
Has television shows and a handful of movies from CBS.
Crackle.com
Owned by Sony and includes content from Sony’s TV and Film library.
Fancast.com
Fancast was created by Comcast and includes TV and movies from network and cable television channels.
Fox.com
Has tv shows from Fox’s current line up.
Hulu.com
Hulu is a joint venture between NBC Universal, News Corporation and The Walt Disney Company launched in March of 2008. In addition to providing streaming video they also provide CDN and syndication services to Fancast and several other video sites.
Joost.com
Joost features content from Viacom, MTV, BET, Paramount and several other content creators. In addition to television and movies Joost also has music videos.
LinkTV.org
Link TV provides international television programming.
tv.msn.com
Has major network and cable content.
NBC.com
Serves up shows from the NBC network.
SnagFilms.com
SnagFilms provides documentaries.
thirteen.org
Run by PBS and includes content produced by PBS.
Tv.com
TV.com has network tv shows including several classics.
TVGuide.com
TV Guide has video from network and cable tv networks.
tv.yahoo.com
Yahoo has television from network and cable television channels
Youtube.com
YouTube has begun offering television shows and movies in addition to it’s user generated content.
TV – http://www.youtube.com/shows
Film – http://www.youtube.com/movies
Veoh.com
Veoh provides content from major television and movie studios and other online content providers.