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Workshop: Watch full-screen TV on the internet

Tune in to shows and broadcasts using the Joost online TV service

Cliff Joseph, Computeract!ve 29 Apr 2008

Joost is an online television service.

Of course, there’s no shortage of places to watch videos on the web but Joost has a fine pedigree.

It is the brainchild of the same guys who came up with the massively popular Skype internet telephone system and unlike many similar services it is legal.

However, although Joost has been around for a while, it has essentially been operating in test mode and only those invited could take part.

But now anyone can sign up for Joost, which means it’s possible to tune in to watch full-screen videos sent over the internet using the broadband speeds available to most ordinary home users.

Even a connection of 1Mbit/sec is sufficient for decent playback quality and these days, many people have faster connections than that.

Here’s how to enjoy Joost.

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