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Livestation Player's functionality is not extended to complex options but it comes with all the basics. For each running channel, you get direct access to its website with a click of the mouse. Livestation brings, for now, mostly news stations, but, hopefully, as the service develops into something stronger, a wide palette of sport and entertainment stations will be available. If these are not enough for you, there are also BBC World Service, Bloomberg television, EuroNews (English and French), France 24 (English and French) as well as the famous SkyNews. So you can enjoy live Al Jazeera (in English) or BBC World transmissions or listen to BBC Radio 4.

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Channel list being skimpy, the service compensates by providing consecrated TV stations in news spreading and objectivity. With slick looks and extraordinary ease of use, Livestation player has not yet reached its maturity and the ten stations available are enough proof of that.

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Livestation basically broadcasts stream received over a peer-to-peer overlay network and provides live TV and radio station streaming, which is not something many Internet TV software can brag with. The ease of use of the player interface is partly because of the SilverLight use as front-end but the lack of a complex set of options adds its contribution as well.

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The wait time for receiving an invitation seems to vary quite a lot, as in our first attempt it took about half an year to download the file and, at our second, the invitation was sent immediately in order to give a proper spin to Skinker's (that's the developing company) baby.

Unfortunately, the software is an invitation-only beta, so you will have to register in order to be granted the access to application download. Here comes Livestation, the latest live TV streaming service on the market that relies on P2P technology for improving the quality of the transmission and SilverLight to give the app a slick look as well as to infuse ease of use.Īt present, Livestation is in beta state, but only because the list of radio and TV stations is incomplete, as during our testing we have not encountered any glitch. And this is not the only example as Joost's slick looks and extraordinary shows soon caught user's attention.Īnd it seems that the sharing technology continues to be exploited and included in new projects twirling it with Microsoft's alternative to Adobe Flash, SilverLight. And another advantage is that it relies on P2P sharing technology which translates into 'the more viewers of the same channel, the better the quality of the stream'. TVUPlayer is one of my favorites, as unlike the great majority of software making available online TV, it is populated with few, but very good stations. And it seems that nowadays the much blamed technology for digital piracy, 'peer to peer', has been turned to some useful purposes being employed for online television and radio streaming. It simply provided a new way for them to propagate in the world as many stations began the online streaming of the shows and news. As long as you are connected, you benefit from the same news, same entertainment, same drama and events as all other users in the world.Īnd yet with all its speed and power, the Internet could not overthrow the two most popular communication channels: television and radio.

It has become the most efficient communication channel in all human history, being able to reach billions of users at the same time, regardless of their geographic position or time zone.

Lots of businesses rely on the Internet and new ones have been created because the Internet was the right environment for them to start and develop. Internet has made quite an impact on our life, an impact so big that more and more people do not even touch a computer not connected to the big web.

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