• Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)
  • Iview (ABC television online)
  • VOD
  • ABC Radio - listen live
  • Mornings with Margaret Throsby - Margaret speaks with interesting guests from around the world
• BBC Video Nation
• MSN Video
• Google Video
• Yahoo Video
• YouTube -  Broadcast yourself

Languages of the World

• Spanish National Television
• wwiTV - webpage that lists worldwide online TV programs

NB: Watching Video online may use a lot of your download limit or quota. For example, watching a video which is streaming at 128 Kbps converted to MB per hour is done as follows.

Number of Bytes in 128 bits  = 128/8 = 16 Bytes.

K = 2^10 = 1024 as opposed to k for "kilo" which equals 1000.

So, 128 kbps = 1024 x 16 Bytes per second.

Now change the "per second" to "per hours" by multiplying by:

60 (seconds in a minute) x

60 (minutes in an hour)

= 3600.

So we now have:

1024 x 16 Bytes x 3600 = 58 982 400 Bytes per hour.

Divide this by the by the "M" equivalent in computer language which equals 1024 x 1024 = 1048576.

Which equals: 58 982 400/1048576 = 56.25 MB per hour.

You should be warned that your Internet Service Provider (ISP) may give you a quota of 10 GB per month but this will be calculated on G equalling 1 000 000 000 not the computer equivalent!